Abstract

Breast cancer remains a significant global health challenge, necessitating a comprehensive approach to prevention across the cancer care continuum. This article explores various strategies for breast cancer prevention, encompassing lifestyle modifications, genetic counseling and testing, breast cancer screening, hormone replacement therapy awareness, vaccination, and targeted education for cancer survivors [1]. Emphasizing the importance of community outreach and awareness campaigns, the aim is to empower women to proactively reduce their risk of breast cancer. By integrating individual responsibility with broader public health initiatives, this holistic approach strives for a future where breast cancer is not only treatable but preventable, ultimately enhancing the well-being of women worldwide [2].