BREAST CANCER TRENDS AMONG KENTUCKY WOMEN, 2004-2007
作者： Kara Ann Hagan
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摘要: OF THESIS BREAST CANCER TRENDS AMONG KENTUCKY WOMEN, 2004-2007 The purpose of this study is to investigate the discrepancies female breast cancer mortality between Appalachian and Non-Appalachian regions Kentucky using data from Cancer Registry. This identified subtype, reproductive, regional differences in women with Kentucky. Among living 2004 2007, one three live births significantly increased a woman’s risk by 91% 58% respectively, compared woman zero births. Progesterone receptornegative tumor status 64% progesterone receptor-positive cancer. Residence region 3.14-fold. After adjusting for interactions, receptor-negative 3.13-fold. These findings suggest parity estrogen receptor do not contribute association residency factors associated provide poorest prognosis
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