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Early Breast Cancer Diagnosis in Europe, 2007: Disastrous Exceptions Exist

This image belongs to a 72-year-old woman, living in Athens, Greece (Figs. 1 and 2). At presentation, the patient’s communication was excellent. She had no history of diagnosed psychiatric disorders. It was quite surprising that the patient was well educated, family-surrounded (living with her two adult children), and free of financial problems. The patient had no family history of breast cancer. During the detailed history taking, the patient disclosed that she had hesitated to seek medical care due to ‘‘the fear of cancer.’’ She reported that the lesion had appeared 4 years ago. Living with her offspring,