<![CDATA[Background: Breast cancer in women is the most common cancer case worldwide.Research on the cost-effectiveness of breast cancer screening still needs to be studied in depth and broadly. This study aims to show the development of research on the most effective and efficient breast cancer screening (2013-2022). Methods: This is a qualitative literature study that used Scopus database. Keywords:(Breast Cancer) AND (Screening)) AND (Cost Effectiveness). 459 articles can be obtained from a total of 2.108. Subject area is related to medical scope, the document type is an article and journal in English language. This research uses VOS viewer and R-Studio for analysis. Result: The number of publications on this topic are fluctuating, the most publications in 2021 (61 articles). The 3 most authors are De Koning HJ, Van Reverstyn NT and Algoz O, affiliated with University of Toronto, University of Manchester and Harvard Medical School. Value In Health journals contributed the most publications. The mostkeywords: Female by 622 times. After 2021 the most discussed themes relate to human tissue, willingness to pay, and clinical outcomes. Conclusion: It is necessary to involve many LMICs in this topic research to obtain more applicable screening methods and modalities in countries with limited health facilities. The scope of research that is still open includes CEA research in LMIC, breast cancer in men, the quality of life of breast cancer patients, patient outcomes, genetic screening-testing and also gene expression profiling.]]>
