Metastatic breast cancer data gaps hinder policy and care

An upcoming webinar will address the critical need for improved data collection regarding metastatic breast cancer (MBC). Current health systems often fail to capture consistent information on the number of people living with the disease, as well as their specific outcomes and experiences.

This lack of data prevents decision-makers from understanding the true scale of MBC, which hinders effective service planning and resource allocation. The event will feature an international panel of clinicians, researchers, and patient advocates to discuss how data gaps create barriers to research, innovation, and equitable access to care. The session aims to demonstrate how enhanced data collection can make patients more visible within health systems to support informed medical and policy decisions.