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Mapping breast cancer care patterns in FARO member countries: A survey.

Sana Kamran¹, Humera Mahmood¹, Supriya Chopra²

¹Atomic Energy Cancer Hospital NORI, Islamabad, Pakistan.

Journal of Cancer Policy

|June 30, 2026

Summary

Breast cancer incidence is rising in Asia, with significant East-West disparities in diagnosis stage and treatment access. Enhancing care requires regional policy harmonization and collaborative research.

Keywords:

Breast Cancer Management trends Radiotherapy access Screening

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Health Services Research

Background:

Breast cancer is a growing health concern across Asia.
Significant variations exist in clinicopathological features and management strategies within the region.
Gaps in breast cancer care require identification to improve patient outcomes.

Purpose of the Study:

To analyze breast cancer clinicopathological features and management trends in Asia.
To identify disparities in breast cancer care across Asian countries.
To inform strategies for improving breast cancer outcomes in the region.

Main Methods:

An online survey was distributed to members of the Federation of Asian Organizations for Radiation Oncology (FARO).
31 respondents from 12 countries provided data on breast cancer incidence, pathology, and management.
Descriptive statistics were used to analyze institutional patterns reported by respondents.

Main Results:

Breast cancer incidence is increasing regionally, with early diagnosis in countries with screening programs.
Low utilization of genetic testing and breast reconstruction was reported (<20%).
A significant East-West divide in diagnosis stage (Stage I vs. Stage III) and income-based inequities in targeted therapy access were observed.

Conclusions:

Disparities in breast cancer care necessitate regional policy harmonization and collaborative clinical trials.
Developing a FARO regional breast cancer database is essential for future research and quality improvement.
Addressing inequities is critical for improving breast cancer outcomes across Asia.