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... the risk of breast cancer ...a case-control study of 3.919 Japanese women, longer duration (> 300 min/wk) of physical activity was associated with a reduction in the ... See full document

... Introduction: Breast cancer is the most common cancer and the first cause of can- cer-related deaths among women in ...the study was to investi- gate its risk ... See full document

... present study may be limited by its case-control study design, which is subject to recall and selection ...this study included both pre- and postmenopausal women, the total ... See full document

... of breast cancer has been observed in the previously low-risk Asian ...This study is designed to determine the risk factors of breast cancer for Pakistani ... See full document

... Indeed, women are now more likely to develop breast Ca than they were a decade ...three women with breast Ca now survive the disease beyond 20 years, compared with less than half in the ...of ... See full document

... present study findings in the univariate model revealed that diabetes and hypertension were a risk factors for BC, this results were consistent with the conclusion of the Boyle et ...increased ... See full document

... The study of the difference between cases and controls was evaluated by the chi-square ...association study between cases and controls for the different factors: Odds ratios (OR) and 95% confidence ... See full document

... Breast cancer is the most common site-specific cancer, and is the leading cause of death from cancer in women ...[1,2]. Breast cancer incidence and mortality may have ... See full document

... Breast cancer is one of the most common cancers in ...of cancer, a 7% increment over 2011 [1]. Of these cases, 1,008 were breast cancer ...of breast cancer is continuously ... See full document

... our study. The age structure of our study population limited our ability to evaluate risks associated with in utero exposures, which may be the most etiologically relevant time period for breast ... See full document

... This study found a modest association between alcohol intake and MD only in postmenopausal women [31], far too small to explain the strong association between MD and BC reported ...of risk estimates ... See full document

... on breast cancer risk [15], and the distribution of alcohol consumption among VITAL women, alcohol was dichotomized into <10 g/d and ≥ 10 g/d intakes (that is, approximately one ... See full document

... this study is that it was powered to examine the relationship between diet and breast can- cer risk and the final numbers recruited were adequate to reliably examine the association, and to our ... See full document

... a risk prediction model incorporating age, Gail model variables, PD, BMI and 18 SNPs captures significantly more breast cancer cases than screening approaches using equal resources based on age and ... See full document

... This study has a number of ...and breast-conserving surgery, or ductal carcinoma in situ and lobular carcinoma in ...Swedish case–control study has shown that the risk of a ... See full document

... a case-control study among 2064 South African women to investigate the risk of clinically invasive cancer of the cervix, we found a marked reduction in the risk of ... See full document

... a study on the effects of weight loss on cancer risk biomarkers ...of breast cancer (lifetime risk 16–40%, Tyrer-Cuzick [25]) but were not known BRCA1/2 ...the study ... See full document

... Background: Breast cancer is hormone related, as are cancers of the endometrium, ovary, and ...with breast cancer risk, while biological evidence indicates that androgens are ...with ... See full document

... 1,342 women were instructed in BSE using individual or group training or by way of ...The study was designed to investigate the effectiveness of various training methods for breast self-examination ... See full document

... socio-demographic factors and risk factors like age at menarche, age at marriage, age at first child birth, total duration of lactation (summation of duration of lactation in months during each child ... See full document