Social justice is not exclusive to nursing, since by providing care the integrity of the patient is being safeguarded by going beyond the sick person, since through this, the establishment of more equitable forms of power is made possible. Nursing is a participant in the experience of human health care; but for this to transcend, you must avoid imposing norms, standards and rules, being more of an observer than an active element in the self-care experience and respecting the autonomy of the subject of care. Thus, by transforming the perspective of their self-care, nursing will be able to generate a real impact at a social level.

Objective: To explain the association between risk factors and the prevalence of breast cancer in women in a gynecological-obstetric hospital. Methodology: quantitative, predictive, non-experimental, cross-sectional and retrospective study. Two groups of women with and without a diagnosis of breast cancer between 20 and 70 years old were carried out during 2015-2020. Result: 284 files of women were studied, 136 formed GCC and 148 G-SC, with a median age of 50.5 and 43.1 years, respectively. The risk factors associated with the development of breast cancer were age (OR 0.946, CI 95% 0.920-0.973 p = 0.000), family history of CAMA (OR 0.275, CI% 95% 0.837-1.126 p = 0.000) and consumption of alcohol (OR 4.151, CI 95% 1.772-9.725 p = 0.001). Conclusión: The prevalence of breast cancer is associated with non-modifiable risk factors such as: older women and family history of bre...