Worldwide, according to data published by the Center for Disease Control (CDC), malignancy neoplasms are presented as the second leading cause of death (185.1 deaths per hundred thousand inhabitants described in 2011) being barely surpassed by cardiovascular diseases. In Peru, this situation is not unfamiliar. Malignant neoplasm or cancer is considered, according to a report published in 2013 by the National Institute of Neoplasm Diseases (INEN), the second leading cause of death in the Peruvian population, with breast cancer, being the second most prevalent type of cancer and with high rates of mortality among women of all ages. Cancer is a problem that afflicts, in average, 45,000 Peruvians annually, according to the Department of Cancer Epidemiology of INEN, charging the burden of being a problem not only related to the progressive deterioration of health, but also impacting on the so...