… We review recent breast cancer incidence and mortality … the reasons for variations in breast
cancer outcomes. This will … populations and reduce the burden of breast cancer worldwide. …

… This study included 69,358 women with primary invasive breast cancer. Logistic regression
was used to assess the association of age with each of the ER/PR/HER2 subtypes for each …

… variations in the use of breast-conserving surgery from 1983 to 1986 in 18,399 non-Hispanic
white, 324 Hispanic, and 1174 black women with breast cancer in … National Cancer Institute. …

… Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women in the United States, with up to
30… a family history of breast cancer. To date, 18% of the familial risk of breast cancer can be …

… of cancer-related death among women worldwide. Herein, we examine global trends in
female breast cancer … Wide variations in breast cancer rates and trends reflect differences in …

… be responsible for variations in outcomes by race in certain breast cancer subtypes;
meanwhile, recent genome‐wide association studies implicate novel breast cancer risk variants in …

… We found that the variation in the use of 2 common breast cancer treatments resulting from
individual surgeons was substantial; to provide context, the 9.9% explained variance for the …

Objective In this study I aim to explore the statistical causes of country differences in mammography
screening among women aged 50–69 years in 13 European countries. I focus on the …

… variation in the rate of mastectomy among Medicare patients with breast cancer 8 and
probably little use of breast-… the use of breast-conserving surgery for breast cancer in Medicare …

… the assumption that variation in mortality from breast cancer reflects variation in incidence
of breast cancer. We have previously argued that regional variations in breast cancer mortality …