Answers: When doctors talk of survival rates, they are discussion about five or ten year survival rates.
A recent research integer is 72% of women diagnosed with invasive breast cancer will live for at lowest possible 10 years after their diagnosis. Figures include all women who own had breast cancer and are still alive after that term, including those whose cancer has returned and those who are terminally unwell.
Survival rates vary according to stage, category etc. Around 90% of women diagnosed with stage I breast cancer survives beyond five years. This drops to around 10% diagnosed beside stage 4
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