Early Detection of Breast Cancer Early detection of breast cancer is considered one of the most critical factors in reducing mortality rates and increasing the chances of successful treatment and recovery. Early screening methods include breast self-examination and mammography, both of which play a significant role in identifying abnormalities at an early stage. Timely diagnosis enables the initiation of treatment during the early phases of the disease, thereby reducing the intensity of therapeutic interventions and improving overall health outcomes. Early-stage detection is often associated with less invasive treatment options and higher survival rates. Health awareness programs are essential in encouraging women to undergo regular screening examinations. Promoting education about risk factors, symptoms, and the importance of routine check-ups contributes significantly to early diagnosis and better prognosis. References: American Cancer Society, 2023. World Health Organization (WHO), 2021. Al-Mustaqbal University the First in Iraq