Breast Cancer Survivors

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

1 sources · 5 claims

Comparisons

Breast cancer remains a major global health burden for women. — Ageing phenotypes and behavioural determinants of health on age acceleration: the Cancer Survivors’ Trajectories of Ageing Research (C*STAR) study protocol
Malaysian breast cancer survivors have a reported survival rate of 66.8%, which is lower than rates in several high-income countries listed in the article. — Ageing phenotypes and behavioural determinants of health on age acceleration: the Cancer Survivors’ Trajectories of Ageing Research (C*STAR) study protocol
Eligible breast cancer survivors must have histopathologically confirmed primary malignant breast cancer and have completed active treatment for at least six months. — Ageing phenotypes and behavioural determinants of health on age acceleration: the Cancer Survivors’ Trajectories of Ageing Research (C*STAR) study protocol
Cancer survivor clinical characteristics are recorded as confounders because they may affect ageing and behavioural outcomes. — Ageing phenotypes and behavioural determinants of health on age acceleration: the Cancer Survivors’ Trajectories of Ageing Research (C*STAR) study protocol
Women with limb deformity are excluded to avoid bias in physical fitness and related functional measures. — Ageing phenotypes and behavioural determinants of health on age acceleration: the Cancer Survivors’ Trajectories of Ageing Research (C*STAR) study protocol