Breast Cancer Causes

Future Directions in Breast Cancer Genetics
Jun 11 08


 

Li-Fraumeni Syndrome
Jun 11 08


 

Hereditary Breast Cancer Syndromes
Jun 11 08


 

How Much Breast Cancer is Inherited?
Jun 11 08


 

Familial Breast Cancer in Nonwhite Populations
Jun 11 08


 

Epidemiologic Studies of Familial Breast Cancer
Jun 11 08


 

Breast Cancer Inherited Genetic Factors
Jun 11 08


 

Epidemiology and Nongenetic Causes of Breast Cancer
Jun 05 08

Introduction
Breast cancer has an enormous impact on the health of women. Approximately 180,000 women are diagnosed with breast cancer annually in the United States, and breast cancer…


 

Prevention of Breast Cancer
Jun 05 08


 

Attributable Risk: The Quantitative Contribution of known risk factors
Jun 05 08


 

Etiologic Summary
Jun 05 08


 

Occupation - Epidemiology and Nongenetic Causes of Breast Cancer
Jun 05 08


 

Environmental Pollution
Jun 05 08


 

Ionizing Radiation
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Physical Activity
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Diet and Breast Cancer Survival
Jun 05 08


 

Other Dietary Constituents
Jun 05 08

Alcohol
Although the association between alcohol consumption and breast cancer risk has been controversial, substantial evidencehas accumulated to support the existence of a positive association. In a meta-analysis of 38 case control…


 

Dietary Fiber - Dietary Factors
Jun 05 08


 

Dietary Factors
Jun 05 08


 

Low-Penetrance Genotypes and Gene-Environment Interactions
Jun 05 08


 

Postmenopausal Hormone Use
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Oral Contraceptives
Jun 05 08


 

Endogenous Sex Hormone Levels
Jun 05 08


 

Reproductive Factors
Jun 05 08


 

Descriptive Epidemiology of Breast Cancer
Jun 05 08

High-Risk and Low-Risk Populations
The incidence of female breast cancer varies markedly between countries. It is highest in the United States and Northern Europe, intermediate in Southern and Eastern Europe…


 
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