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Breast cancer prevention and control: A primer for general practitioners

Early detection has two components, early diagnosis and screening. Early diagnosis depends on prompt recognition of early signs of cancers and taking appropriate action. This requires increased awareness among the health care seekers as well as providers. While, screening involves use of testing such as clinical examination of breast, mammography, across an asymptomatic or high risk population to detect occult cancers/pre-cancerous lesions and take corrective actions. Either of these strategies or combinations can be used depending upon the resource availabilities in health care settings.