The International Medical Conference for the Treatment of Breast Cancer will be held in the Austrian capital, Vienna, from March 15 to 18, 2023, with the participation of doctors, experts and drug companies from different countries of the world.
A statement by the conference management said that the 18th St. Gallen International Breast Cancer Conference 2023 will be held in Vienna in person and virtually via the Internet at the same time.
The statement stated that doctors, experts and all breast cancer collaborative groups and centers around the world will provide a number of basic and clinical researches for breast cancer patients.
The statement noted that during the conference, the latest data on the treatment of the disease, which have been critically reviewed by leading specialists in this field, will once again be reviewed.
The conference concludes as usual with an update of its widely recognized report focusing on initial treatment for individuals with early breast cancer, which will be published just a few months after the conclusion of the conference, the statement said.
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