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  Breast cancer is a collective term used to describe various subtypes of breast tumors that originate from distinct molecular and cellular sources, each exhibiting unique clinical characteristics. The majority of these tumors are epithelial in nature and arise from either the ductal or lobular tissue. Early-stage breast cancers often lack noticeable symptoms, and patients typically do not experience pain or discomfort. However, the presence of a lump may indicate the potential presence of breast cancer. Additional indicators of breast cancer may include changes in breast size or shape, skin dimpling or alterations, recent nipple inversion or abnormalities, discharge from a single duct, particularly if it is blood-stained, and the presence of an axillary lump. There are seven broad categories of risk factors associated with breast cancer. These factors include age, gender, personal history of breast cancer, histologic risk factors, family history of breast cancer and genetic risk...

 Breast cancer is a collective term used to describe various subtypes of breast tumors that originate from distinct molecular and cellular sources, each exhibiting unique clinical characteristics. The majority of these tumors are epithelial in nature and arise from either the ductal or lobular tissue. Early-stage breast cancers often lack noticeable symptoms, and patients typically do not experience pain or discomfort. However, the presence of a lump may indicate the potential presence of breast cancer. Additional indicators of breast cancer may include changes in breast size or shape, skin dimpling or alterations, recent nipple inversion or abnormalities, discharge from a single duct, particularly if it is blood-stained, and the presence of an axillary lump. There are seven broad categories of risk factors associated with breast cancer. These factors include age, gender, personal history of breast cancer, histologic risk factors, family history of breast cancer and genetic risk fa...