Breast cancer poses a significant health challenge worldwide, including in Benin, where oncology care is still developing.A 2025 study in BMC Cancer explored barriers to accessing oncology care for breast cancer patients in Benin.The study involved interviews with oncology caregivers, patients, and cancer support associations in Cotonou.Delayed diagnosis and socio-cultural beliefs hinder timely intervention for breast cancer in Benin.Limited healthcare resources and centralized services in Cotonou create geographic and financial barriers for patients.Shortage of oncology caregivers and diagnostic infrastructure further complicate cancer care delivery in Benin.Positive developments include the Inter-University Diploma in Gynaecological and Breast Oncology and expansion of palliative care services.The upcoming Calavi International Hospital Centre signifies progress in enhancing cancer care infrastructure in Benin.Challenges in Benin's oncology landscape reflect broader issues faced by low- and middle-income countries in combating cancer.The study underscores the importance of tailored, multifaceted approaches to improve oncology care and outcomes globally.