Role of lifestyles in breast cancer risk: a retrospective analysis of Trieste's female population

Authors :: GIUDICI, FABIOLA
BOTTIN, CRISTINA
BIANCO, Alberto
DI BONITO, LUIGI
ZANCONATI, FABRIZIO
COVA, MARIA ASSUNTA
BORTUL, MARINA
ARNEZ, ZORAN MARIJ
MUSTACCHI, GIORGIO
TORELLI, LUCIO
De Martino S.
Martellani F.
Ober E.
Romano A.
Zacchi A.
Tonutti m.
Gasparini C.
Assante M.
Frezza F.
Bortolotto M. P.
Cressa C.
Perrone R.
Makuc E.
Petz G.
de Morpurgo P. L.
Pellis G.
Lizza N.
Scomersi S.
Dell'Antonio A.
Convertino C.
Borea B.
Renzi N.
Dellach C.
Franzo A.
Zanier L.
Giudici, Fabiola
De Martino, S.
Bottin, Cristina
Bianco, Alberto
DI BONITO, Luigi
Martellani, F.
Ober, E.
Romano, A.
Zacchi, A.
Zanconati, Fabrizio
Cova, MARIA ASSUNTA
Tonutti, M.
Gasparini, C.
Assante, M.
Frezza, F.
Bortolotto, M. P.
Cressa, C.
Perrone, R.
Makuc, E.
Petz, G.
de Morpurgo, P. L.
Pellis, G.
Lizza, N.
Bortul, Marina
Scomersi, S.
Dell'Antonio, A.
Convertino, C.
Borea, B.
Renzi, N.
Arnez, ZORAN MARIJ
Dellach, C.
Mustacchi, Giorgio
Franzo, A.
Zanier, L.
Torelli, Lucio
Publication Year :: 2012
Abstract: Friuli Venezia Giulia holds the higest row incidence rate for breast carcinoma in Italy (218%00) and Trieste, where live 125.000 women (105.000 women of age below 75) has the highest incidence rate among the other provinces of the region (220%00). The risk of developing breast carcinoma seems to be correlated with many different factors. The goal of this study is to focus on same specific breast carcinoma risk factors in the Trieste population.

Subjects :: bmi
breast cancer
risk factor
breast screening program
smoking risk

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