All this panorama revealed by the study highlights the importance of campaigns against breast cancer, as well as the commitment of international health organizations in the fight against this public health problem, but at the same time it also motivates a reflection based on the following hypothesis: the implementation of campaigns against breast cancer on additional dates to those already established would generate greater interest in the world population and therefore greater knowledge, awareness and sensitization about it, which would probably allow accelerating the decrease in annual mortality, which would allow completing in less time the objectives proposed with this type of campaigns.
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