Abstract

Breast cancer remains a significant public health concern worldwide, with lifestyle factors playing a crucial role in both its development and prognosis. This article explores the multifaceted relationship between lifestyle choices and breast cancer risk and outcomes. From diet and physical activity to alcohol consumption and smoking, various
lifestyle factors have been implicated in modulating breast cancer risk, tumor characteristics, treatment response, and survivorship. Understanding the impact of lifestyle on breast cancer can inform preventive strategies, improve patient outcomes and enhance survivorship programs.