Breast cancer develops when cells in your breast multiply and expand out of control, resulting in a lump of tissue known as a tumour. Breast cancer symptoms can include feeling a lump, noticing a change in breast size, or noticing changes to the skin around your breasts. Early detection may be aided by mammograms. Your breast tissue is the starting point of breast cancer. A mass of tissue is produced when breast cells mutation (alter) and grow out of control (tumor). Breast cancer can spread to the tissue surrounding your breast, just as other types of cancer. Moreover, it might spread to other areas of your body and develop new tumours. Metastasis is the medical term for this. Overall, compared to women of all other races or ethnicities, non-Hispanic white women have a somewhat increased risk of acquiring breast cancer. Non-Hispanic Black women had approximately the same risk of developing the condition as non-Hispanic White women. According to statistics, women who identify as Asian, Hispanic, or Native American had a lower risk of developing breast cancer.
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