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ABSTRACT Breast carcinoma remains a significant worldwide health burden that has prompted ongoing advances in its early detection and treatment. This review evaluates recent developments in managing breast cancer with focus on novel approaches to early diagnosis and emerging therapeutic options. The paper is based on 20 sources and examines the most recent advances that may potentially improve the situation with breast cancer today. However, despite significant milestones made towards preventing and treating cancer over the last years, this disease remains a pervasive menace necessitating more improvements in diagnosing it early enough for effective cure or control before it's too late for the patient's survival chances to be saved. The study carefully scrutinizes new approaches being done by various experts that appear promising for bettering patient prognosis than ever imagined before. With integration of multiple studies from experimental clinical trials to logical reasoning, a comprehensive understanding of current trends is sought to be created here. Key areas of focus include innovative methods for early detection such as digital mammography (DM) or molecular imaging (MI), besides new therapeutic alternatives like targeted therapies against growth factor receptors or immunotherapy strategies.