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All show \u201cfibroadenosis\u201d and fibroadenoma as common conditions, but the frequency with which phyllodes tumor is diagnosed varies between different centers in India as well as between different racial groups. Tuberculosis is another interesting example\u2014wide differences in the frequency of breast infection are found although tuberculosis itself is common in all 3 countries. The value of prospective studies was shown when mastalgia was studied in this way in India. Often considered a \u201cWestern\u201d affliction, these authors have been able to study 112 cases of mastalgia and found it to be twice as common as cancer as a presentation. 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