Breast Cancer Risk

Cross-source consensus on Breast Cancer Risk from 1 sources and 5 claims.

1 sources · 5 claims

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Adult weight gain is described as a potentially modifiable risk factor for breast cancer and other weight-related cancers in women. — Prevent 6:1 trial: pI rotocol for a feasibility trial of a 6:1 intermittent diet for weight gain prevention in women at increased risk of breast cancer
Moderate or high breast cancer risk is defined for inclusion as at least 17% lifetime risk or at least 3% 10-year risk at age 40. — Prevent 6:1 trial: pI rotocol for a feasibility trial of a 6:1 intermittent diet for weight gain prevention in women at increased risk of breast cancer
A 10 kg adult weight gain is associated with increased overall weight-related cancer risk and increased breast cancer risk. — Prevent 6:1 trial: pI rotocol for a feasibility trial of a 6:1 intermittent diet for weight gain prevention in women at increased risk of breast cancer
Women attending NHS family history clinics with elevated genetic breast cancer risk face compounded risk from weight gain. — Prevent 6:1 trial: pI rotocol for a feasibility trial of a 6:1 intermittent diet for weight gain prevention in women at increased risk of breast cancer
Healthy-weight women at elevated breast cancer risk do not qualify for standard weight-loss programmes, creating a need for preventive diet interventions. — Prevent 6:1 trial: pI rotocol for a feasibility trial of a 6:1 intermittent diet for weight gain prevention in women at increased risk of breast cancer