Name: Breast Cancer 2023
Start: 2023-12-07
End: 2023-12-09
Location: Spain

Conference Information

Welcome Message

With the incredible accomplishment and overwhelming success of the 7th Breast cancer Conference, we are glad to welcome you all to the next upcoming up our "8th International Conference on Breast Cancer and Women's Health" which will be held in Madrid, Spain, from December 7–9, 2023.

The conference's theme:” Explore New Discoveries in Breast Cancer: Health Promotion and Awareness”.

The conference has been thoughtfully planned to exceed the expectations of our participants and thus offers an excellent platform for the interactive sharing of information and wisdom about ground-breaking research on Breast cancer and women's health around the world.

Topics like breast cancer, gynecology, Mastectomy, male breast cancer, new clinical trials, Mammography, Radiology, Breast cancer surgery, and Breast Cancer awareness are covered during the scientific conference. Researchers can learn about innovation, development, treatments, and progression at this conference, which also serves as an excellent place for discussion.

Breast Cancer 2023 provides a platform for networking with well-known specialists from different countries and allows career advancement. Plenary sessions, poster presentations, special sessions, keynote addresses, and much more are all on the conference calendar. To increase the standard for academic quality, this conference intends to bring together all research scholars, academic researchers, medical experts, clinical healthcare specialists, and young researchers.

You may anticipate having a very interesting, productive, and experience.

The Conference on Breast Cancer 2023 will be held in Madrid, Spain, and we look forward to meeting you there.

Regards,
Organizing Committee,
Breast Cancer 2023

Market Analysis

Market Analysis-Breast Cancer 2023

The market for breast cancer therapeutics was worth more than USD 25.5 billion in 2021, and it is anticipated to grow by 8% between 2022 and 2028. One of the key drivers of the overall market growth is the rising incidence of breast cancer. The International Agency for Research on Cancer (WHO) estimates that in 2020, there were 2,261,419 new instances of breast cancer, or about 11.7% of all cancer cases worldwide. Breast cancer therapeutics is the term used to describe how breast cancer is treated or managed to utilize therapeutic methods and medications such as hormone therapy, chemotherapy, targeted therapy, and other therapeutics. By interfering with specific proteins or DNA, these medications prevent malignant cells from proliferating and growing.

It is projected that the regional government authorities' launch of breast cancer awareness and screening programs to reduce the mortality rates linked to breast cancer will be favorable for the market statistics. Breast cancer therapies are becoming more and more effective at curing the disease, and they offer survival rates of over 90%, especially when it's caught early on. Therefore, various local government organizations control and provide breast cancer screening programs across numerous countries to encourage the practice of timely cancer screening for early diagnosis.

For instance, to raise awareness about the effects of breast cancer, the National Breast Cancer Foundation launched the campaign "October as a Breast Cancer Awareness Month." Such activities are anticipated to motivate those who have been diagnosed with breast cancer to choose the best treatments available, thus increasing the likelihood that they will survive. Additionally, it is anticipated that public groups would embrace breast cancer awareness campaigns to advance knowledge about the disease and its treatments.

By 2028, the market for breast cancer therapies in the United States is expected to reach USD 15.8 billion. The high incidence of breast cancer, the continually rising illness burden, and the presence of large market participants, among other things, are all responsible for this dominating market share. As of January 2022, more than 3.8 million American women would be affected by breast cancer, according to data from the Breast Cancer Organization. According to data, breast cancer is predicted to account for 30% of newly diagnosed cancer cases among women in 2022.

According to the Global Cancer 2020 study, there were 253,465 incidences of breast cancer in the United States. As a result, the high incidence and prevalence of breast cancer result in a large disease burden and mortality.

It is projected that the increased disease burden in the nation would increase demand for breast cancer treatments. The availability of significant market participants and a suitable reimbursement environment for the treatment of breast cancer will further influence the acceptance rate of breast cancer treatments. The market growth in the United States is therefore anticipated to quicken in the upcoming years as a result of the aforementioned factors.

One of the world's major conferences on breast cancer and treatments is called Breast Cancer 2023. Researchers, educators, administrators, policymakers, and students are anticipated to attend the conference, together with radiologists, radiation oncologists, radiation therapists, medical oncologists, and breast care nurses. Breast Cancer 2023 looks to be an engaging and fruitful chance for learning together.

Global Market Size

The global market for treatments for metastatic breast cancer was estimated at USD 14341.14 million in 2022 and is projected to grow at a CAGR of 11.87% from 2022 to 2027, totaling USD 28111.27 million. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the global market for breast cancer treatment is anticipated to reach USD million in value in 2022 and USD million in 2028, with a CAGR of% over the forecast period of 2022–2028. Fully taking into consideration the financial impact of this health problem, Portable, which in 2021 accounted for% of the global market for Breast Cancer Treatment, is anticipated to reach USD million in value by 2028, rising at a revised% CAGR from 2022 to 2028. While throughout this prediction period the CAGR for the telecom segment is changed to %.

We are proud to have well-known Keynote Speakers from around the globe as well as numerous concurrent oral and poster presentations, including strong scientific programs on important health issues and improvements in Breast Cancer Therapy from conference participants.

Top Companies

Ann Taylor
Bumble
Columbia
Cuisinart
Panera
Peloton

Top Organisations

Susan G. Komen breast cancer organization
American cancer society
Breast cancer.org
Breast cancer research foundation
Living beyond breast cancer
National breast cancer foundation
Young survival coalition

Abstract Submission & Scientific Sessions

Participants interested in presenting their abstract at the Breast Cancer conferences 2023 meetings are invited to submit their high-quality research via the abstract submission system https://breastcancer-congress.pulsusconference.com/abstract-submission

After the peer review process, abstract submitter will be notified within in 3-5 business working days by e-mail about the acceptance/rejection of the abstract submission.

Only abstracts of authors who have paid their registration fees by the early registration deadline, will be scheduled, and included in the congress abstract digital flipbook.

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Session On: Breast Cancer and Cell Biology

Since cancer cells are extremely complicated, it might be difficult for clinicians to oversee breast cancer therapy. Different phenotypes and dysregulated apoptosis in tumor cells are to blame for the ineffective treatment response. Membrane transporters are the cell's first point of interaction with anticancer medications, and they play a significant role in multidrug resistance events. Therefore, drug resistance is caused by cell structure and biological characteristics, which also cause a decline in the intracellular activity of medications. The combination of hormones and growth factors controls breast growth. Anomalies can result from genetic variations in the growth factor. Breast cancer is a complex disease, and the host's immune system plays a significant part in the disease.

Session On: Breast Disease

Your first assumption might be that you have breast cancer if you detect a lump in your breast. the vast majority of breast lumps are benign, or non-cancerous. Breast lumps that are benign (noncancerous) can appear in both men and women. Benign breast disease is the name given to this ailment. While neither malignant nor life-threatening, these breast alterations may raise your chance of breast cancer in future women’s health.

Types:

Breast cysts
Fibroadenomas
Fibrocystic breast changes
Hyperplasia
Intraductal papilloma
Mammary duct ectasia
Traumatic fat necrosis

Session On: Tumor

The unchecked and aberrant cell proliferation in an organ, skin, or membrane leads to tumors, also known as tumor cells. At first, the cells were healthy and able to function. The normal cell division mechanism deteriorates abnormally as a result of specific genetic material mutations, leading to uncontrollably dividing cells. The tissue that develops a tumor swells as a result of this unregulated cell division. Tumors are also known as neoplasms.

Types:

Cancerous
Noncancerous
Precancerous

Symptoms

Fever or chills
Pain
Night sweats

Session On: Oncology

The oncology medicine area focuses on the early identification, treatment, prevention, and diagnosis of cancer. Oncologists are doctors who specialize in the treatment of cancer patients. The second largest cause of death in the US today is cancer, which has existed throughout history. Fortunately, medicines are getting better, and molecular knowledge of cancer has also improved survival rates. We'll look at various oncology specialists, typical (and unusual) symptoms, and possible diagnoses and treatments.

Types of Oncologists

Medical oncologists
Surgical oncologists
Radiation oncologists

Session On: Mastectomy

To cure or prevent breast cancer, a mastectomy is a surgical procedure where the entire breast tissue is removed from the breast. A mastectomy might be a possible course of treatment for those with early-stage breast cancer. Another alternative is breast-conserving surgery, or lumpectomy, in which only the breast tumor is removed. It can be challenging to choose between a lumpectomy and a mastectomy. For preventing breast cancer recurrence, both procedures are equally beneficial. However, not everyone with breast cancer has the choice of having a lumpectomy; some would rather have a mastectomy.

Modern mastectomy methodology allows for the preservation of breast skin and the restoration of a more natural-looking breast appearance. It also is referred to as a skin-sparing mastectomy. Breast reconstruction operations can either be performed concurrently with your mastectomy or at a subsequent procedure at a later time.

Side effects of a Mastectomy:

fluid build-up after lymph node removal
stiffness in the shoulder
fatigue
changes in sensation in the breast, nipple, or arm
a build-up of fluid around the scar

Session On: Mammography

By identifying breast cancer in its early stages, mammograms can help save lives. Women who do not exhibit any signs or symptoms of breast cancer are nevertheless able to undergo a primary mammogram in women’s health. Each breast is imaged with X-rays twice or more during screening mammography. Screening mammography can identify microcalcification, which suggests the presence of breast cancer. After screening mammography, a diagnostic mammogram can be utilized to further examine any symptoms that were identified. False-positive results, over-diagnosis and treatment, False-negative results, radiation exposure, and other factors have contributed to the controversy surrounding mammography. Diagnostic and screening mammograms are available.

Screening: Women who are asymptomatic get screening mammography to detect malignant breast disease at an early, potentially treatable stage.

Diagnostic: Imaging done on patients with symptoms or to investigate an anomaly discovered during screening mammography. Imaging should be used to characterize pathology and make a diagnosis.

Session On: Radiology

Radiologists are medical professionals that focus on employing imaging techniques like X-rays and computed tomography to diagnose and treat diseases and injuries (CT), The nurses are involved in the care of patients both before and after imaging or procedures, and this includes administering medications, keeping track of vital signs, and watching over patients who are under anesthesia for procedures like ultrasound, nuclear medicine, positron emission tomography (PET), and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).

Radiology Use for:

Radiographs
CT (Computed Tomography)
MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging)
Mammograms
Ultrasound
Fluoroscopy
Nuclear medicine

Session On: Male Breast Cancer

A man's breast tissue can develop cancer of the male variety. Male breasts do have fatty tissue, ducts, and breast cells even though they are unable to produce milk. Men's breast tissue resembles that of adolescent girls just starting puberty. When the cells in these tissues proliferate excessively and form a tumor, cancer occurs. Chemotherapy, radiation, surgery, hormone treatment, and targeted therapy are all used to treat male breast cancer. The prognosis is based on the size of the tumor and if it has migrated to other bodily regions.

Session On: Breast pain

Women of all ages frequently experience breast pain. Having uncomfortable, aching, or painful breasts can be quite stressful. However, breast pain on its own isn't typically a symptom of breast cancer. Breast soreness is a common symptom of women's health regular menstrual cycles. This type of pain in the breast is cyclical. Non-cyclical breast pain is a persistent ache in the breast that is unrelated to menstruation. Sometimes what seems to be breast pain is coming from another location, like a torn muscle in the chest. Chest wall pain is the term for this.

cyclical breast pain

non-cyclical breast pain

Session On: Tamoxifen

Tamoxifen is a powerful hormonal treatment used to treat breast cancer that has hormone receptors. It can significantly lower the incidence of invasive cancer and cancer recurrence. Tamoxifen is used by certain people to reduce their risk of breast cancer. The oral medicine, taken every day, prevents cancer cells from using progesterone and estrogen to multiply and spread in women’s health.

benefits of tamoxifen:

Lowers cholesterol levels
Prevents bone loss (osteoporosis) after menopause

Session On: Breast Lump

A breast is a discrete portion of breast tissue that swells, protrudes, bulges, or bumps and differs in texture from the surrounding breast tissue or the breast tissue in the same region of the other breast. A breast lump is a tissue development that appears inside your breast in women’s health. Finding a lump in the breast can be a scary and worrying experience. Although most breast lumps are not harmful, it is crucial to see your doctor right away to get them checked out.

Symptoms

Skin redness or dimpling like an orange
Changes in breast size or shape
Fluid leaking from your nipple

Causes

Breast cysts
Fibroadenomas
Breast cancer

Session On: Breast Biopsy

Breast tissue is sampled during a breast biopsy to be tested. The tissue sample is delivered to a lab, where pathologists—doctors with expertise in examining blood and bodily tissue—examine it and offer a diagnosis. If you have a suspicious spot in your breast, such as a breast lump or other indications of breast cancer, a breast biopsy may be advised. Additionally, it can be utilized to look into odd results from mammography, ultrasound, or another breast exam.

The findings of a breast biopsy can determine whether or not the suspected region is malignant. The doctor can decide if you require more surgery or other treatments based on the pathology results from the breast biopsy.

Session On: Breast Cancer Awareness

An example of advocacy is the promotion of breast cancer awareness. Breast cancer advocates raise money for more patient empowerment, better care, and more knowledge by running educational campaigns or offering free or low-cost services, whereas breast cancer consciousness works to increase awareness and lessen the stigma of breast cancer by educating people about its symptoms and treatments. The larger women's health movement is supported by breast cancer culture, also known as pink ribbon culture, which is the outgrowth of breast cancer advocacy. Socially conscious, pro-woman individuals, businesses, and governments use breast cancer culture to signal their support for women’s health and mainstream issues. The environmental breast cancer campaign believes that pollution, possibly from drugs, is a significant contributing factor. Plastics, industrial runoff, and pesticides in groundwater.

Symptoms:

Pain in any area of the breast
Any change in the size or shape of the breast
A new lump in the breast or underarm
Nipple discharge other than breast milk (including blood)

Session On: Breast Cancer-Clinical Trials

Due to the knowledge gained through clinical trials, breast cancer treatment has significantly improved over the past 40 years in women’s health. Clinical trials evaluate the advantages and risks of novel treatments as well as novel dosages (or combinations) of existing therapies. They can also research additional facets of healthcare, such as risk mitigation, diagnostics, and screening. In clinical trials, participants voluntarily participate. Those who participate advance the body of information that enhances the treatment of breast cancer.

Session On: Triple Negative Breast Cancer

Another unusual disease type is triple-negative breast cancer. According to the American Cancer Society, it only affects 10 to 15 percent of those who have breast cancer (ACS).

A tumor must exhibit all three of the following traits to be classified as triple-negative breast cancer:

Estrogen receptors are absent:

These are estrogen receptors on the cells, which bind to or connect to estrogen. Estrogen can encourage cancer to spread if a tumor possesses estrogen receptors.

Progesterone receptors are absent:

These cells have receptors that attach to the progesterone hormone. Progesterone can encourage the growth of cancer if the tumor has progesterone receptors.

Its surface does not include any additional human epidermal growth factor receptor 2 (HER2) proteins:

A protein called HER2 promotes the spread of breast cancer.
A tumor is referred to as triple-negative breast cancer if it satisfies these three requirements. Compared to other breast cancer kinds, this one tends to grow and spread faster.
Because hormone therapy for breast cancer is ineffective, triple-negative breast cancers are challenging to treat.

Session On: Women’s Health

Pregnancy, menopause, and disorders of the female organs are only a few of the specific health problems that affect women’s health. Receiving appropriate prenatal care promptly can help women have a healthy pregnancy. Additionally, in women’s health, several checks for bone density, breast cancer, and cervix cancer are advised. Health issues that arise during pregnancy are among the complications of pregnancy. During pregnancy, diet and nutrition are extremely important. Examples include calcium- and protein-rich vegetarian dishes. The 'fertile window' of the menstrual cycle, or ovulation time, is the optimal period to try to conceive.

Mental health
Reproductive and sexual health
Non-reproductive health
Obstetrical fistula

Session On: Mental health

Mental health affects cognition, emotion, & behavior and includes emotional, psychological, and social well-being. It also affects how someone responds to stress, interacts with others, and makes decisions. Subjective well-being, perceived self-efficacy, autonomy, competence, generational reliance, and self-actualization of one's intellectual and emotional potential are only a few examples of what is considered to be mental health. The ability to enjoy life and strike a balance between daily activities and endeavors to develop psychological resilience may be considered a sign of mental health from the viewpoints of positive psychology or holistic approaches. How one defines "mental health" is influenced by cultural differences, subjective evaluations, and conflicting professional ideas about women’s health. A few early indicators of mental health issues are disturbed sleep, low energy, poor eating, and thoughts of killing oneself or others.

Session On: Gynecology

Gynecology is the branch of medication that deals with treating illnesses that affect women’s health, particularly those that affect the reproductive system. Gynecology is frequently coupled with obstetrics to form the field of obstetrics and gynecology.

Radiation therapy in Gynecology
Ethical Obligations in the field of Gynecology
Recent advances in the medical and surgical management
Epidemiology in Gynecology
Placenta - Development, Structure, Functions

Session On: Endometriosis

Endometriosis is a disorder where tissue that resembles the uterine lining develops outside of the uterus. The lining of the uterus is called the endometrium in women’s health. Ovaries, intestines, and pelvic tissues can all develop endometrial tissue as a result of endometriosis. It can happen, however, endometrial tissue seldom spreads outside of the pelvic area. Endometrial tissue that develops outside of the uterus is referred to as an endometrial implant. The menstrual cycle's hormonal swings have an impact on the displaced endometrial tissue, causing irritation and discomfort. This suggests that the tissue will enlarge, thicken, and ultimately degrade. Over time, the damaged tissue becomes stuck in the pelvis because it has nowhere else to go. The symptoms of endometriosis can take many different forms. While some people only experience mild symptoms, others experience mild to severe symptoms. The severity or stage of the ailment has no bearing on the degree of discomfort in women’s health.

Session On: Midwifery

A midwife is a trained expert in the field. The health science and profession of midwifery also referred to as obstetrics, is concerned with women's health, women’s sexual and reproductive health throughout their lives as well as pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum period in women’s health. The midwife's primary responsibilities are to assist with childbirth. According to reports, obstetrical interventions during childbirth are becoming more commonplace. Taiwan, China, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Mexico, and Puerto Rico, for instance, have national cesarean rates that range from 40 to 50 percent. The cesarean rate in the United States has increased from 23% to 29.1% since the early 2000s; rates in most European nations, Canada, and Australia are in the mid-20% range. Although trained midwives are present at the majority of births in several of these nations, they have been unable to stop the rising tide of cesarean deliveries, which is mostly physician-driven in women’s health. They are biomedically socialized and frequently overworked. The Scandinavian and Japanese countries are the exceptions, despite the efforts of both midwives and obstetricians to preserve typical vaginal birth in these nations. Cesarean rates in this area vary from 12 to 17 percent.

Birthing positions
Care of newborn
Labor and delivery

Session On: Reproductive health

In all aspects of the reproductive system and its activities and processes, reproductive women’s health is a condition of the whole physical, mental, and social well-being and not only the absence of disease or infirmity. These guidelines are divided into five main categories: payments and investments, access to care, access to providers, patient safeguards, and patient and provider interaction in women’s health.

Child and forced marriage
Reproductive health
Maternal health
Adolescent health
Sexually transmitted infection
Abortion
Contraception
Female genital mutilation

About the Conference

We are delighted to extend a warm invitation to all of you to attend the "8th International Conference on Breast Cancer and Women’s Health" set for December 07-09, 2023, in Madrid, Spain, on behalf of the organizing committee.

You are all cordially invited to attend the Breast Cancer 2023 esteemed conference on Breast Cancer and Women’s Health, which will focus on the theme " Explore New Discoveries in Breast Cancer: Health Promotion and Awareness”.

The main goal of the conference is to bring together all of the world's medical and clinical oncologists, radiation oncologists, gynecologists, professors, journalists, scientists, researchers, business professionals, and healthcare professionals under one roof to present their original research findings, exchange ideas, and share experiences related to all facets of Breast Cancer and Women’s Health.

Breast Cancer 2023 covers all the essential topics, Breast Cancer Types, Breast Cancer Stages, Symptoms, Risk Factors, Treatments & Side Effects, Breast Biopsies, Gynecology & Obstetrics, Breast Cancer Awareness, including Women's Health, Women's Nutrition, Healthy Lifestyle, Case Reports, and more.

The Conference’s main objectives are to address current developments and trends in cancer treatment, as well as issues related to women's health, raising awareness, working in tandem with the healthcare industry, etc.

Breast cancer represents a complex family of diseases for which multimodal care options, detection, and testing methods are constantly changing. New issues, difficulties, and conflicts develop with each discovery about the biology underlying these diseases and with each advancement in the accepted standards of care.

WHY CHOOSE US

Global & Local Expertise
Prospective Attendees
Larger Worldview of the Profession
Open Gateway towards Innovation
Transparency Communication
We Focus on your Career Growth
We're Passionate about What we do
Strong Sense of Identification
Quality Without Compromise

Target Audience:

This conference is intended for medical, surgical, and radiation oncologists interested in the treatment of patients with breast cancer. Fellows, nurse practitioners, nurses, physician assistants, researchers, and other health care professionals interested in the treatment of breast cancer are also invited to attend.

The important benefits of attending this conference include:

Network with colleagues and thought leaders
Gain expert perspectives and clarity on areas of clinical uncertainty and controversy
Ask world-renowned experts your important questions
Improve the evidence-based, patient-centered care you provide to your patients
Apply state-of-the-art therapies and strategies in your practice

WHO CAN ATTEND

Medical Colleges
Breast Cancer Associations and Societies
Oncologists
Radiologists
Chemotherapists
Pathologists
Physicians
Business Entrepreneurs
Medical devises Manufacturing Companies
Diagnostics Companies

OUR OBJECTIVES

To provide a platform for education, interaction, and innovation
To facilitate the breast cancer community to meet and discuss issues and challenges
To update the community on recent results and concepts
To critically review new information so that breast cancer specialists can integrate it into daily practice
To promote academic skills in young specialists

We hope you would join us in Madrid, Spain, and spend your valuable time sharing your research ideas, and experience in the field of Breast Cancer and Women’s Health on this global dais and make the conference a splendid event.

Metrics

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