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EBCC-14 manifesto: Addressing disparities in access to innovation for patients with metastatic breast cancer across Europe.

Michail Ignatiadis ,
Fiorita Poulakaki ,
Tanja Spanic ,
Etienne Brain ,
Denis Lacombe ,
Gabe S Sonke ,
Anne Vincent-Salomon ,
Frederieke Van Duijnhoven ,
Icro Meattini ,
Orit Kaidar-Person ,
Philippe Aftimos ,
Frederic Lecouvet ,
Fatima Cardoso ,
Valesca P Retèl ,
David Cameron

Abstract

The European Breast Cancer Council (EBCC) traditionally identifies controversies or major deficiencies in the management of patients with breast cancer and selects a multidisciplinary expert team to collaborate in setting crucial principles and recommendations to improve breast cancer care. The 2024 EBCC manifesto focuses on disparities in the care of patients with metastatic breast cancer. There are several reasons for existing disparities both between and within countries. Our recommendations aim to address the stigma of metastatic disease, which has led to significant disparities in access to innovative care regardless of the gross national income of a country. These recommendations are for different stakeholders to promote the care of patients with metastatic breast cancer across Europe and worldwide.

More about this publication

European journal of cancer (Oxford, England : 1990)

Volume 207
Pages 114156
Publication date 01-08-2024

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Publisher website (DOI) 10.1016/j.ejca.2024.114156
Europe PubMed Central 38861756
Pubmed 38861756

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