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The head of the Breast Radiology Section at the Miguel Servet University Hospital, and researcher at the IIS Aragón, stands out for her attention to breast cancer.García Mur emphasizes the importance of teamwork among different specialties to offer personalized treatments to each patient.
Dr. Carmen García Mur, head of the Breast Radiology Section at the Miguel Servet University Hospital in Zaragoza, has been recognized as one of the Best Doctors in Spain 2026 by El Confidencial. This award highlights her professional career and her contribution to diagnostic imaging and the care of breast cancer patients.
More than two decades dedicated to breast radiology
With a distinguished career in the field of breast radiology, Dr. García Mur has headed the Breast Radiology Section at the Miguel Servet University Hospital since 2016. Under her leadership, the section became the first in the hospital's Radiology department to achieve quality accreditation under international ISO standards, solidifying a work approach based on diagnostic excellence, innovation, and patient-centered care.
A graduate in Medicine and Surgery and PhD (cum laude) from the University of Zaragoza, she initially completed her specialization in Family and Community Medicine before focusing her professional career on Radiodiagnosis. She has over two decades of exclusive dedication to breast pathology, during which time she has developed extensive experience in the diagnosis and follow-up of breast cancer.
Her professional activity also includes undergraduate and postgraduate teaching, doctoral thesis supervision, and participation in clinical research projects. In the area of scientific management, she coordinates the Breast Cancer Process at her hospital and was the editor of the breast cancer section of the scientific journal Radiología.
His career has also been recognized by the Spanish Society of Medical Radiology (SERAM), which awarded him the Professional Career Award for his contribution to the specialty.
For Carmen García Mur, this recognition also has a collective meaning. “Receiving this award not only implies personal gratitude, but also the opportunity to share it with my colleagues who participate in the breast cancer care process. Furthermore, it is an incentive for everyone to continue along this path,” she says.
The doctor particularly emphasizes the value of the collaborative work of the professionals involved in the care of cancer patients. “We are defined by the enthusiasm and motivation with which we approach diagnostic imaging every day,” she explains. In this regard, she underlines that breast cancer care necessarily requires a multidisciplinary approach: “This is the current way of working in medicine. We work as a team, contributing the best of each specialty so that each patient's treatment is personalized.”
In addition to her clinical, teaching and research activities, she is also interested in the humanization of healthcare, with projects aimed at improving clinical communication and reducing the emotional impact of facing a diagnostic and therapeutic process related to breast cancer.
Source: Government of Aragon
