Breast cancer is the most common neoplastic disease and leading cause of cancer mortality in women.1 Global estimates have recorded regional variations in the burden of breast cancer, but none have been disaggregated by menopausal status.1 In The Lancet Global Health, Emily Heer and colleagues2 contribute to the body of evidence on global disparities in outcomes, with particular reference to breast cancer incidence and survival by menopausal status and by a country's human development index (HDI).
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