Radiation‐associated breast cancers in a late‐effects cohort: Long‐term surveillance is essential

Aims Survivors of childhood, adolescent, and young adulthood malignancies have an increased risk of subsequent primary malignancies, particularly after exposure to therapeutic radiation. This study aims to evaluate the mode of surveillance and surveillance compliance, incidence and mode of detection of breast cancer, breast cancer phenotype, and outcomes after radiation‐associated breast cancer (RBC) in a late‐effects cohort. Methods Women...