marginally significantp = 0.04
The slope estimates did not differ significantly from zero for women in the three youngest age groups ( p > 0.25), and there was a marginally significant decrease in rates for women 35–39 years of age ( p = 0.04).
The slope estimates did not differ significantly from zero for women in the three youngest age groups ( p > 0.25), and there was a marginally significant decrease in rates for women 35–39 years of age ( p = 0.04).
baby boomers must have a very powerful impact on breast cancer etiology, large enough to turn an expected increasing trend in breast cancer rates among baby boomers into a decreasing trend.