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Breast cancer is the most common cancer diagnosed in women. A diagnosis is no longer a death sentence; we have modern treatment methods that allow patients to return to health and live a full life. However, prevention remains key, because the earlier changes are detected, the easier they are to treat. In the session "Women's Health – How to Effectively Prevent and Treat Breast Cancer?" The conference, organized during the Priorities in Healthcare 2026 conference under the patronage of the Breast Cancer Section of the Polish Society of Clinical Oncology, was attended by: – Paulina Kalman, president of the Student Onco-Forum at the National Institute of Oncology – National Research Institute in Warsaw, member of the Onkologia.edu.pl team, – Renata Kaznowska, deputy mayor of the capital city of Warsaw, – Katarzyna Pogoda, MD, PhD, chairwoman of the Breast Cancer Section of the Polish Society of Clinical Oncology, – Agata Polak-Krygier from the Sexed.pl Foundation, – Barbara Radecka, MD, PhD, prof. UO, from the Oncology Clinic of the Opole Oncology Center and the University of Opole, Deputy Chairwoman of the Board of the Breast Cancer Section of the Polish Society of Clinical Oncology, – Katarzyna Stachowicz, Member of the Polish Parliament, from the Katarzyna Stachowicz "Beat Cancer" Foundation, – Anna Szołucha-Pogorzelska from the Kochasz Dopilnuj Foundation. The moderator was Joanna Kryńska-Jędrzejewska from TVN24.