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. 2023 Jul 3;21:239. doi: 10.1186/s12916-023-02950-3

Table 1.

Association between family history and breast cancer risk for Asian women

Type of family history No. of studies OR range Pooled OR (95% CI)
Family history in any relatives 49 0.62–0.97 2.21 (1.91, 2.56)
By control type
 Hospital-based control 24 0.62–4.35 2.15 (1.84, 2.51)
 Population-based control 24 0.84–7.08 2.24 (1.73, 2.89)
By the woman’s age
 Age < 50 years 2 1.81–3.33 1.87 (1.41, 2.48)
 Age ≥ 50 years 2 1.13–2.04 1.97 (1.49, 2.60)
By menopausal status
 Pre-menopausal 3 1.61–5.33 2.84 (1.50, 5.37)
 Post-menopausal 3 0.92–4.61 2.09 (0.92, 4.78)
By region
 East and Southeast Asia 23 0.62–7.08 2.05 (1.72, 2.43)
 The rest of Asia 23 0.87–9.07 2.45 (1.90, 3.16)
 Non-Asian countries 3 1.84–4.30 2.26 (1.42, 3.59)
Family history in first-degree relatives 33 0.50–9.52 2.46 (2.03, 2.97)
By menopausal status
 Pre-menopausal 3 2.21–5.33 3.21 (1.84, 5.61)
 Post-menopausal 3 2.43–4.61 2.78 (1.60, 4.82)
By the type of relatives
 Mother 7 1.79–3.97 2.51 (1.88, 3.34)
 Sister 7 1.23–5.80 2.03 (1.45, 2.83)
Family history in second-degree relatives 10 0.57–3.89 2.05 (1.56, 2.68)