Residential environment and breast cancer incidence and mortality: a systematic review and meta-analysis.

BMC Cancer · 2015 · PMC4396806 · PMID 25885593

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Specifically, the results from articles included in the meta-analysis showed that urban residence was associated with a borderline significant 9% increase in breast cancer incidence, and higher income and higher composite SES were respectively associated with a significant 17% and 25% increase in breast cancer incidence.

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