Website information / Updated 22 October 2026
Terms of use
Conditions for reading the guides and making an administrative consultation enquiry.
1. The business and the scope of these pages
Tudo de Mastologia presents breast-health information and an administrative route for consultation enquiries. The company identified on the About page is based in Linhares, Espírito Santo, Brazil. These conditions concern use of this website. English-language publication does not establish a clinic in another country or change the registered business address. A care arrangement, if subsequently confirmed, needs its own provider identification, appointment details and applicable clinical and commercial conditions. No treatment relationship is created merely by browsing a page.
2. Educational information has a defined role
The breast-health guides explain general distinctions, including the difference between asking about a new change and discussing routine screening. They cannot establish an individual diagnosis, assess a personal test result or recommend a procedure for a particular person. An individual assessment depends on history, examination and any appropriate investigation by a qualified professional. Reading a description of a symptom does not show that the reader has cancer, and the absence of a listed symptom does not establish that no assessment is needed.
3. Choosing an appropriate route for a concern
A new or persistent breast change deserves assessment through an appropriate healthcare service. The administrative enquiry mechanism on this website is not a monitored clinical triage system, emergency service or source of immediate advice. Do not wait for an email reply when you need urgent assistance. The practical route and timing depend on the situation and available local services. These pages do not provide an individual urgency classification or replace instructions already given by a treating professional.
4. Questions about consultations and appointments
You may ask about appointment arrangements, the practical preparation for a consultation or which administrative information is needed. An enquiry is not a confirmed appointment. Establish the professional, location, date, accessibility arrangements and any preparation instructions through an acknowledged communication before relying on a visit. Do not infer a particular procedure, insurance acceptance or opening time from a general topic page. Any information specific to an appointment should be considered together with the actual confirmation and applicable rights.
5. The draft mechanism and your decision to send
The form makes an on-page draft, then offers an optional link to your email application. Review the name, reply address, subject and message before choosing to send it yourself. The website does not submit the enquiry through a server or send an email automatically. A draft is not acknowledgement by the business, and delivery is not proved by an application opening. Keep correspondence relevant to a separately confirmed arrangement and seek acknowledgement of any time-sensitive administrative request.
6. Sensitive documents and truthful messages
Keep the first message administrative. Do not enter medical reports, intimate photographs, passwords, full card details or another person’s health history. If later care requires a report, agree the appropriate recipient and transfer method. Provide a reply address you may use and do not impersonate a patient or professional. Permission to ask an administrative question is not permission to disclose someone else’s confidential information. The privacy policy explains the limited website data flow and the distinction between a local draft and later correspondence.
7. Fees and arrangements made separately
There is no consultation checkout, card collection or deposit facility on these pages. A later appointment or other service should have its own clear scope, provider, fee, currency, payment recipient and cancellation conditions before commitment. A screening information page does not promise that an examination is performed at this location. Any insurance, reimbursement or referral question needs specific confirmation. These website conditions do not cancel a binding representation or remove mandatory consumer protections applying to an actual agreement.
8. Photographs, professional identity and source material
The consultation photograph is illustrative, credited to the National Cancer Institute through Unsplash. It does not depict this company’s named clinician, premises or patients. The site does not present an independently verified professional registration number or use the photograph as evidence of a qualification. INCA references support general educational explanations and are not endorsements of the business. Company identification, professional qualification and third-party educational material serve different purposes and should not be treated as interchangeable proof.
9. Respectful use and intellectual property
Read and retain relevant information for your own consideration, subject to rights and licences accompanying particular material. Text, photographs, typography and identity elements may have different rights holders. A public page is not a general licence to reuse a person’s image or imply a clinical endorsement. Do not interfere with the service, attempt to obtain administrative credentials or submit malicious material. Ordinary accessibility software and legitimate browsing remain appropriate. Describe an accessibility or technical problem without accessing or exposing private information.
10. Availability, corrections and changes
A page can be interrupted by browser, hosting or network problems, and a saved copy may predate a correction. Report an error with the URL and a short description of the discrepancy. Do not treat a broken link as a change to a confirmed appointment or an instruction to stop care. Changes to general website wording do not unilaterally change a separate accepted arrangement. Applicable agreements and law determine responsibility; these conditions do not waive a non-excludable right or prevent use of an available complaint route.