Background Mammographic density (MD) is one of the strongest breast cancer risk factors.
Its age-related characteristics have been studied in women in western countries, but …

Background: Mammographic density (MD) has not been systematically investigated among
Chinese women. Breast cancer screening programmes provided detailed information on MD …

Simple Summary Although mammographic density is strongly linked to the risk of breast
cancer, research on the relationship between changes in density over time and the risk of …

Background Mammographic density (MD) is a strong risk factor for breast cancer. We
examined how breast cancer risk factors are associated with MD area (cm2) change across …

Background Mammographic density is a strong risk factor for breast cancer and is highly
variable, but, to date, few studies have examined density in Asian women, particularly those …

Purpose Mammographic density is a measurable and modifiable biomarker that is strongly
and independently associated with breast cancer risk. Paradoxically, although Asian women …

Background: After adjusting for age and body mass index (BMI), mammographic measures—
dense area (DA), percent dense area (PDA), and nondense area (NDA)—are associated …

Mammographic densities are hypothesized to reflect the cumulative exposure to risk factors
that influence breast cancer incidence. This report analyzed percent densities over time and …

Background: Few studies have shown that the association between mammographic breast
density and breast cancer persists for up to 10 years after the mammogram. We investigated …

Introduction Understanding whether mammographic density (MD) is associated with all
breast tumor subtypes and whether the strength of association varies by age is important for …