… Associations between the risk of breast cancer and antidepressant medication use were …
confidence intervals (15) for ever versus never use. Because age was frequency matched in the …

… the risks of ever use of antidepressants and breast cancer risk … of a difference in risk by
age for overall use, by type or … in breast cancer risk among ever users of antidepressants …

… Background Animal and human studies have reported an association between antidepressant
(AD) medication use and breast cancer risk. A population-based case-control study was …

… ’ or ‘uses’ or ‘patterns’ or ‘surveillance’ or ‘utilization’. … between antidepressant medication
use and breast cancer … exposed to any type of antidepressant medication (eg, TCAs, …

… risk of breast cancer and use of serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs), tricyclic antidepressants
(TCAs), and other antidepressants… estimates controlling for breast cancer risk factors using …

… Further, to examine the independent relationships of depressive symptoms and AD use
with breast cancer risk, we adjusted depression analyses for AD use and vice versa. …

… cancer risk, but that beta blocker and antidepressant use does not increase breast cancer
risk. … other findings that non-steroidal anti-inflammatory use reduces risk of breast cancer. …

… risk but the … antidepressant use was associated with breast cancer, but this study was
conducted among women attending for breast screening, and only limited data on antidepressant …

… We used the DBCG definition of breast cancer recurrence as any type of breast cancer
subsequent to the initial course of therapy. Using risk-set sampling, we matched one control to …

… concern over their use. Therefore, the first aim of the current study was to examine … use of
antidepressant medications was associated with an increased risk of developing breast cancer …