Multiple reports feature Dr Andrea DeCensi, medical oncology director at Galliera Hospital, who says one major breast cancer trigger is widely not discussed. The articles describe the risk factor as one of the largest contributors to rising breast cancer rates, and they claim it can increase an individual’s risk of developing breast cancer by about 60%. The coverage emphasizes that “people are reluctant to talk about” the issue, framing the problem as a gap in public awareness rather than presenting new trial results in the text provided. Beyond the stated percentage increase and the concern about limited discussion, the excerpts do not specify additional details such as the exact trigger, the evidence source for the 60% figure, or population groups most affected. Overall, the articles present the oncologist’s message that the factor is significant and warrants broader attention, while keeping the discussion focused on awareness and the magnitude of associated risk rather than on treatment or screening outcomes.