Breast cancer diagnosed during pregnancy or lactation up to 1 year post-partum is often
referred to as pregnancy-associated breast cancer (PABC), although the definition varies …

Background As the age at first pregnancy continues to rise in the United States so does the
incidence of breast cancer diagnosed during pregnancy. Our objective was to evaluate …

Purpose Pregnancy-associated breast cancer (PABC) is defined as breast cancer
diagnosed during the gestational period (gp-PABC) or in the first postpartum year (pp …

BACKGROUND: Pregnancy‐associated breast cancer (PABC) may be defined as breast
cancer diagnosed during pregnancy or within 1 year of giving birth. Conflicting data exist …

Purpose This study aimed to evaluate the clinicopathological characteristics of pregnancy-
associated breast cancer (PABC) in comparison with non-pregnancy associated breast …

Previous studies report conflicting data on outcomes of pregnancy-associated breast cancer
(PABC). Our aim was to examine the effect of a postpartum diagnosis on maternal prognosis …

Converging evidence indicates that women with pregnancy-associated breast cancer
(PABC) have increased mortality compared to women with breast cancer not diagnosed …

There is evidence of poor prognosis in women with pregnancy‐associated breast cancer
(PABC) diagnosed during pregnancy or within 2 years of delivery. Using a large, population …

Women of childbearing age experience an increased breast cancer risk associated with a
completed pregnancy. For younger women, this increase in breast cancer risk is transient …

Breast cancer (BC) has been associated with pregnancy if diagnosed within 5–10 years
after delivery (pregnancy-associated BC, PABC). PABC carries a poor prognosis compared …