… found out that breastfeeding is associated with a more aggressive type of breast cancer as
well … As a result of the ongoing conflict on the impact of breastfeeding on cancer in the mother …

… women. Based on the above results, there is still a certain controversy as to whether breastfeeding
protects women against breast cancer. … differential impact on the risk of breast cancer …

… and duration of breastfeeding, this study demonstrates that knowledge of association
between breastfeeding and breast cancer risk reduction may influence breastfeeding practices. …

… may need advice about their ability and the safety of breastfeeding. Observational data
suggest that breastfeeding does not impact on breast cancer prognosis and that infants breastfed …

… as a protective factor for aggressive breast cancers that more frequently impact black
women may encourage healthcare providers, employers, child care providers, and family and …

… of new breast cancer cases in France in 2015 attributable to breastfeeding for durations
below … breastfeeding. As a secondary analysis, the corresponding numbers for ovarian cancer …

… impact of breastfeeding with breast cancer among women in … breastfeeding significantly
reduces the risk of breast cancer … of breast cancer has been determined in breast feeding. Agree …

… risk factors for breast cancer overall do not impact risk of triple… of breastfeeding to triple-negative
breast cancer risk is … breast cancer risk have noted a lower prevalence of breastfeeding …

… details on the EOC-breastfeeding relationship have not been … between breastfeeding factors
and epithelial ovarian cancer. … last breastfeeding episode did not have a substantial impact …

… Knowledge of breastfeeding and the impact on the risk of breast cancer development is
substantial. The same applies to other factors (such as menarche, parity, age at first birth, …