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Reproductive factors are crucial in the aetiology of breast cancer - a reply

Br J Cancer · 2000 · PMC2374526

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Thus, in addressing Professor Khuder's concern about reproductive factors by adjusting for TFR, the association of WASIR with lands of M. domesticus was strengthened. The report by McCredie et al (1999) on the incidence of HBC in Maori and non Maori women emphasizes that all parameters suggesting a lower incidence of HBC were seen in Maori women in a highly significant fashion, lower educational level, lower socio-economic status, lower age at first full term pregnancy, high parity and longer duration of breast-feeding.

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