Clarifying risk-factor associations with quantitative breast tumor features: a pooled analysis of 24 studies

Abstract Background. Breast cancer is etiologically heterogeneous, but which risk factors differ in their associations across tumor subtypes remains unclear. We conducted a large, pooled analysis to evaluate independent, dose-response associations between breast cancer risk factors and quantitative tumor features.

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Apollo (University of Cambridge)
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2026-07-18
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https://doi.org/10.17863/cam.132408
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Breast Cancer Treatment Studies
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Clarifying risk-factor associations with quantitative breast tumor features: a pooled analysis of 24 studies

Antonis Antoniou, Alison Dunning, Douglas Easton, Manjeet Bolla
Apollo (University of Cambridge)
Breast Cancer Treatment Studies
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Clarifying risk-factor associations with quantitative breast tumor features: a pooled analysis of 24 studies

Antonis Antoniou, Alison Dunning, Douglas Easton, Manjeet Bolla
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Abstract Background. Breast cancer is etiologically heterogeneous, but which risk factors differ in their associations across tumor subtypes remains unclear. We conducted a large, pooled analysis to evaluate independent, dose-response associations between breast cancer risk factors and quantitative tumor features.

Apollo (University of Cambridge)
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Breast Cancer Treatment Studies
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Clarifying risk-factor associations with quantitative breast tumor features: a pooled analysis of 24 studies — Antonis Antoniou, Alison Dunning, et al. · Apollo (University of Cambridge) (2026) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS