Breast cancer: what are the risk factors and the keys to reducing mortality

Breast cancer is the most frequent oncological disease among women both globally and in Argentina, where it accounts for more than 20,750 new cases and over 6,000 deaths annually. Medical experts emphasize early detection and access to medical check-ups as key tools for reducing mortality rates associated with the disease.

Meanwhile, in the Dominican Republic, women constitute the largest segment of the population of working age, yet the domestic labor market remains male-dominated. Despite this persistent gender gap, recent employment growth over the past year has been driven primarily by female workers.