*This article is free to read on the publisher's website* The authors assessed risk factor profiles among 1,505 African-American and 1,809 White women in the 1993–2001 Carolina Breast Cancer Study. Multiple logistic regression models for case-control data were used to estimate odds ratios for several factors. Racial differences were observed in the prevalence of many breast cancer risk factors among both younger (aged 20–49 years) and older (aged 50–74 years) women. For older women, the magnitude and direction of associations were generally similar for African-American and White women, but important racial differences were observed among younger women. In particular, multiparity was associated with increased risk of breast cancer among youn...
Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women. Although black women have a lower incidence of bre...
Breast cancer is the second leading cause of cancer related deaths among women aged 40–55 in the Uni...
Background: Epidemiologic studies, largely of white women, have found that recent long-term female h...
African-American women have a higher lifetime risk of fatal breast cancer than do White women. Recen...
ABSTRACT-Age-standardized breast cancer rates were approxi-mately 30 % lower in U.S. black women com...
This retrospective case-control study examines risk factors for breast cancer in African-American wo...
Background: The lower breast cancer incidence in minority women and the higher breast cancer mortali...
BACKGROUND: Few studies have investigated the association between reproductive factors and the risk ...
Background: In the United States, breast cancer incidence is higher among African-American women tha...
Carolina, aged 20-74 years in 1993-1996. Logistic regression analyses compared tertiles of each body...
higher among African-American women than among white women before age 45 but lower at older ages. To...
Background: The lower breast cancer incidence in minority women and the higher breast cancer mortali...
Breast cancer is diagnosed at a younger age and a more advanced stage in African-American women than...
INTRO Breast cancer is the most common type of malignancy among women in the United States (U.S.) an...
PurposeYounger women diagnosed with breast cancer have poorer prognoses and higher mortality compare...
Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women. Although black women have a lower incidence of bre...
Breast cancer is the second leading cause of cancer related deaths among women aged 40–55 in the Uni...
Background: Epidemiologic studies, largely of white women, have found that recent long-term female h...
African-American women have a higher lifetime risk of fatal breast cancer than do White women. Recen...
ABSTRACT-Age-standardized breast cancer rates were approxi-mately 30 % lower in U.S. black women com...
This retrospective case-control study examines risk factors for breast cancer in African-American wo...
Background: The lower breast cancer incidence in minority women and the higher breast cancer mortali...
BACKGROUND: Few studies have investigated the association between reproductive factors and the risk ...
Background: In the United States, breast cancer incidence is higher among African-American women tha...
Carolina, aged 20-74 years in 1993-1996. Logistic regression analyses compared tertiles of each body...
higher among African-American women than among white women before age 45 but lower at older ages. To...
Background: The lower breast cancer incidence in minority women and the higher breast cancer mortali...
Breast cancer is diagnosed at a younger age and a more advanced stage in African-American women than...
INTRO Breast cancer is the most common type of malignancy among women in the United States (U.S.) an...
PurposeYounger women diagnosed with breast cancer have poorer prognoses and higher mortality compare...
Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women. Although black women have a lower incidence of bre...
Breast cancer is the second leading cause of cancer related deaths among women aged 40–55 in the Uni...
Background: Epidemiologic studies, largely of white women, have found that recent long-term female h...