The Association of the Cumulative/Lifetime Duration of Breast Feeding and the Development of Post Menopausal Breast Cancer. Results from Adventist Health Study - 2.

Sozina Katuli; Synnove F. Knutsen; raymond Knutsen; Ronald Mataya; Oda Keiji; Gary Frasier

The Association of the Cumulative/Lifetime Duration of Breast Feeding and the Development of Post Menopausal Breast Cancer. Results from Adventist Health Study - 2.

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We modeled breast cancer in a Cox proportional hazard regression analysis and found 25% lower risk for those who initiated breastfeeding than those who never breastfed. There was a threshold effect for duration of breastfeeding and increased risk for family history of breast cancer, recent HRT use, and higher education.

Original language	American English
State	Published - May 18 2018
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Conference	Adventist Human-Subject Researchers Association 2018
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Women's Health

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The Association of the Cumulative/Lifetime Duration of Breast Feeding and the Development of Post Menopausal Breast Cancer. Results from Adventist Health Study - 2. / Katuli, Sozina; Knutsen, Synnove F.; Knutsen, raymond et al.
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