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.
Women with estrogen receptor negative (ER-) contralateral breast cancer (CBC) are 50% more likely to die of CBC compared to women with estrogen receptor positive (ER+) CBC. We comprehensively investigated risk factors for ER subtype-specific CBC using the Women’s Environmental Cancer and Radiation Epidemiology Study, a...
Anne S. Reiner, K. Malone, Charles F. Lynch et al.· International Journal of Can...· 0 citations
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
Early menarche and low parity were more frequently associated with aggressive non-Luminal A molecular subtypes, highlighting the importance of reproductive history in breast cancer risk assessment and individualized management.
Resti Arania, Amirah Zhafira Rizqiyanda, Zaleha Ulfa et al.· THE JOURNAL OF Mother and Ch...· 0 citations
This pooled analysis of 15,731 cases showed that nulliparity, age at menopause, MHT, and BMI have independent, dose-response associations with ER, PR, and grade, clarifying patterns of etiologic heterogeneity.
Daniel Adams, Amber N. Hurson, T. Ahearn et al.· Journal of the National Canc...· 0 citations
To examine the associations between reproductive factors — parity, lactation duration, and menopausal age — and tumour characteristics, molecular subtype, and PC-RISK-5 prognostic scores in women with breast cancer from a tertiary centre in Kerala, India.
This retrospective cohort study included 221 women...
Parvathy Chandra Kollamparambil, D. Ramakrishnan· South Asian Journal of Cance...· 0 citations
A meta-analysis of the existing literature was conducted to quantify breast cancer risk according to histologic subtype of benign breast disease (BBD) among women of diverse racial and ethnic backgrounds worldwide. PubMed (Medline), EMBASE (Emtree), and other relevant biomedical databases were searched through February...
A. Koric, Nusrat Preema, A. Anandarajah et al.· Research Square· 0 citations
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