Abortion and breast cancer: case-control study.

Milena Ilić; Hristina Vlajinac; Jelena Marinković; Sandra Šipetić Grujičić

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Abortion and breast cancer: case-control study.

Milena Ilić Hristina Vlajinac Jelena Marinković Sandra Šipetić Grujičić

Year: 2014 Journal: PubMed Vol: 99 (4)Pages: 452-7 Publisher: National Institutes of Health

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Our study suggests that even short pregnancies ending in abortion add to the protection against breast cancer.

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Abortion Medicine Obstetrics Breast cancer Gynecology Case-control study Pregnancy Cancer Family planning Population Research methodology Internal medicine Environmental health

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Cancer Risks and Factors

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BRCA gene mutations in cancer

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Multiple and Secondary Primary Cancers

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