Abstract
Breast cancer (BC) poses an increasingly serious threat to the women's health. In 2020, there will be 2.26 million new cases of BC, surpassing lung cancer for the first time and becoming the world's "first cancer". BC is distinguished by its intense invasion, extreme malignancy, and dismal outlook. High attention is needed. Chimera Antigen Receptor-T(CAR-T) has the potential to modify T cells and direct them towards particular tumor cells. It has made unheard-of advancements in hematological cancers since it was originally authorized for use in B-cell derived malignant tumors in 2017. In recent years, it has greatly reshaped the pattern of cancer treatment. At present, accumulated evidence suggests that this therapy may become the feasible treatment strategy for the solid tumors. This review will describe the main goals of this therapy for BC, list the challenges it faces, and offer the solutions to these problems, offering a unique strategy for breast cancer treatment.
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