Aug 2026· Breast Cancer Research and Treatment· Vol 218· 0 citations· 26 references
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Temporal changes in breast cancer risk factor profiles across successive birth cohorts are described and Modest generational changes were observed in several reproductive and lifestyle factors traditionally associated with breast cancer risk among Nigerian women.
Several reproductive factors are significantly associated with breast cancer risk among women in Central India and promotion of breastfeeding and identification of women with adverse reproductive profiles may facilitate early screening and risk reduction strategies.
Sriyansh Jain, R. Arjariya, Sunil Kumar Saxena et al.· Indian Journal of Pharmaceut...· 0 citations
It is suggested that the carcinogenic effects of smoking on BC are independent of the breast density or its changes measured using four broad categories.
Boyoung Park, Junghyun Yoon, Somin Jeon et al.· Journal of the National Canc...· 0 citations
Higher levels of general and central adiposity were associated with a higher risk of breast cancer, in both women who were premenopausal and women who were post-menopausal at baseline in this cohort of Chinese women.
C. Kartsonaki, N. Wright, I. Millwood et al.· International Journal of Epi...· 0 citations
Distinct molecular subtypes of breast cancer among Indian women exhibit heterogeneous risk profiles shaped by reproductive, lifestyle, and psychosocial factors, which underscores the need for targeted public health strategies focusing on modifiable risk factors.
P. George, Aleyamma Mathew, T. Kaur et al.· Breast Cancer· 0 citations
The results of the study indicated that lifestyle, environmental, and familial history factors did not have a significant impact on the development of breast cancer among the participants, as the associated probability values were greater than the level of significance for all the three factors.
Anita Yemi-Odae Nelson, Cecilia James Sunday, Lucy E. Afahanam et al.· Discover Public Health· 0 citations
Lifetime risk of breast cancer disparities reveal the socioeconomic inequalities of breast cancer, and country-tailored intervention plans for breast cancer require prioritization within precision prevention to mitigate global breast cancer inequities and burden.
Weijia Kong, Heng-Na Lin, Jie Li et al.· Cancer Biology and Medicine· 0 citations
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