A breast cancer is the most common cancer among women, requiring serious attention. With advancements in medicine, the possibilities for early detection and effective treatment have improved, but prevention and regular screenings remain crucial. Self-examination, which is a simple and effective way for women to detect early signs of breast cancer, is also essential. In addition to self-examination, mammography screenings, available from the age of thirty, contribute to the timely discovery of the disease. The risk of breast cancer among women may increase during menopause, making it particularly important for women aged 45-65 to participate regularly in mammography screenings. Early diagnosis and appropriate treatment can significantly enhance the chances of…