On average, one in eight women will develop breast cancer. Regular, precise and reliable imaging can help save lives through early identification and treatment, but the first crucial step is increasing public awareness of the importance of screening. Interventional and diagnostic radiologist Dr Peter Schoub, from Parklane Radiology’s Women’s Wellness Centre, said: “Limited breast health diagnosis and treatment facilities on the continent unfortunately mean that for too many people, breast cancer is only detected once it is at a more advanced stage. This can make it harder and, often, more reso…