Case Reports in Breast Cancer 2023–2024

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Case Reports in Breast Cancer 2023–2024

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Editorial

07 November 2025

Editorial: Case reports in breast cancer 2023-2024

Fengting Yan

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Min Sun

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Henry Kaplan

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Swedish Cancer Institute

UPMC Hillman Cancer Center, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center

Swedish Cancer Institute

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This Research Topic serves as a curated collection of all Case Reports submitted to the Breast Cancer section of Frontiers in Oncology between 2023 and 2024. While this Topic is now closed to new submissions, it showcases a diverse range of unique clinical cases that significantly advanced the field and were accepted during this period.
Each Case Report featured in this collection was evaluated by a senior Associate Editor prior to entering peer review, ensuring a high standard of relevance and originality. The collection includes cases that met one or more of the following criteria:
1. Rare case with typical features
2. Frequent case with atypical features
3. Compelling response to novel or off-label treatment approaches
A summarising editorial accompanies this Topic, highlighting key insights, patterns, and clinical takeaways from the assembled reports. The editorial also reflects on emerging trends noted in breast cancer case reporting and their implications for clinical practice and research. This collection is intended as a reference point for clinicians, researchers, and students seeking real-world examples of diagnostic challenges, therapeutic decisions, and patient outcomes in breast oncology.
Please note: No new submissions will be accepted under this Topic. Any new Case Reports should be submitted independently to the Breast Cancer section and will undergo standard editorial evaluation.

This Research Topic serves as a curated collection of all Case Reports submitted to the Breast Cancer section of Frontiers in Oncology between 2023 and 2024. While this Topic is now closed to new submissions, it showcases a diverse range of unique clinical cases that significantly advanced the field and were accepted during this period.
Each Case Report featured in this collection was evaluated by a senior Associate Editor prior to entering peer review, ensuring a high standard of relevance and originality. The collection includes cases that met one or more of the following criteria:
1. Rare case with typical features
2. Frequent case with atypical features
3. Compelling response to novel or off-label treatment approaches
A summarising editorial accompanies this Topic, highlighting key insights, patterns, and clinical takeaways from the assembled reports. The editorial also reflects on emerging trends noted in breast cancer case reporting and their implications for clinical practice and research. This collection is intended as a reference point for clinicians, researchers, and students seeking real-world examples of diagnostic challenges, therapeutic decisions, and patient outcomes in breast oncology.
Please note: No new submissions will be accepted under this Topic. Any new Case Reports should be submitted independently to the Breast Cancer section and will undergo standard editorial evaluation.

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Swedish Cancer Institute

UPMC Hillman Cancer Center, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center

Swedish Cancer Institute

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