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Breast reconstruction is a matter of equity in cancer care
20 October 2025Opinion: In many LMICs, breast cancer reconstruction is still seen as a luxury. Training local surgeons, addressing stigma, and investing in infrastructure can make women’s comprehensive cancer care a reality — not an afterthought.