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01-01-2008 | Erratum

Unequal risks for breast cancer associated with different hormone replacement therapies: results from the E3N cohort study

Authors: Agnés Fournier, Franco Berrino, Françoise Clavel-Chapelon

Published in: Breast Cancer Research and Treatment | Issue 2/2008

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Table 1
Selected baseline characteristics of participants overall and according to whether or not they had used HRT as recorded at the end of follow-up
 
All (n = 80,377) n (%) or mean (SD)
HRT never-users (n = 23,703) n (%) or mean (SD)
HRT ever-users (n = 56,674) n (%) or mean (SD)
Year of birth
    [1925–1930]
6,617 (8.2%)
4,003 (16.9%)
2,614 (4.6%)
    [1930–1935]
11,066 (13.8%)
4,601 (19.4%)
6,465 (11.4%)
    [1935–1940]
16,377 (20.4%)
4,052 (17.1%)
12,325 (21.7%)
    [1940–1945]
20,673 (25.7%)
3,960 (16.7%)
16,713 (29.5%)
    ≥1945
25,644 (31.9%)
7,087 (29.9%)
18,557 (32.7%)
Age at start of follow-up, years
53.1 (4.5)
55.0 (4.8)
52.3 (4.1)
Age at menarche, years
    <13
37,498 (46.7%)
11,116 (46.9%)
26,382 (46.6%)
    ≥13
42,879 (53.3%)
12,587 (53.1%)
30,292 (53.4%)
Parity
    Nulliparous
9,747 (12.1%)
3,400 (14.3%)
6,347 (11.2%)
    Parous, first child before 30, 1 or 2 children
39,892 (49.6%)
10,615 (44.8%)
29,277 (51.7%)
    Parous, first child before 30, 3+ children
22,594 (28.1%)
7,071 (29.8%)
15,523 (27.4%)
    Parous, first child after 30
8,144 (10.1%)
2,617 (11.0%)
5,527 (9.8%)
Breastfeeding, monthsa
    Never
20,682 (29.3%)
5,711 (28.1%)
14,971 (29.7%)
    <12
38,539 (54.6%)
10,178 (50.1%)
28,361 (56.4%)
    ≥12
3,906 (5.5%)
1,549 (7.6%)
2,357 (4.7%)
    Unknown
7,503 (10.6%)
2,865 (14.1%)
4,638 (9.2%)
Age at menopause, years
50.2 (3.7)
50.7 (3.9)
50.1 (3.6)
Type of menopause
    Artificial
6,611 (8.2%)
1,831 (7.7%)
4,780 (8.4%)
    Natural/Unknown
73,766 (91.8%)
21,872 (92.3%)
51,894 (91.6%)
Personal history of benign breast disease
    Yes
21,259 (26.4%)
5,561 (23.5%)
15,698 (27.7%)
    No
59,118 (73.6%)
18,142 (76.5%)
40,976 (72.3%)
Family history of breast cancer in first degree relatives
    Yes
9,256 (11.5%)
2,970 (12.5%)
6,286 (11.1%)
    No
71,121 (88.5%)
20,733 (87.5%)
50,388 (88.9%)
Body mass index, kg/m2
    ≤20
11,231 (13.4%)
2,697 (11.4%)
8,534 (15.1%)
    [20–25]
50,912 (63.3%)
13,382 (56.5%)
37,530 (66.2%)
    [25–30]
14,649 (18.2%)
5,730 (24.2%)
8,919 (15.7%)
    >30
3,585 (4.5%)
1,894 (8.0%)
1,691 (3.0%)
Total physical activity, MET-h/wkb
    <34
19,536 (24.3%)
5,984 (25.2%)
13,552 (23.9%)
    [34–47]
20,935 (26.1%)
5,868 (24.8%)
15,067 (26.6%)
    [47–62]
19,957 (24.8%)
5,818 (24.5%)
14,139 (24.9%)
    ≥62
19,949 (24.8%)
6,033 (25.5%)
13,916 (24.6%)
a Among parous women
b Metabolic equivalent cost-hour/week
Metadata
Title
Unequal risks for breast cancer associated with different hormone replacement therapies: results from the E3N cohort study
Authors
Agnés Fournier
Franco Berrino
Françoise Clavel-Chapelon
Publication date
01-01-2008
Publisher
Springer US
Published in
Breast Cancer Research and Treatment / Issue 2/2008
Print ISSN: 0167-6806
Electronic ISSN: 1573-7217
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/s10549-007-9604-x

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