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. 2023 Jul 7;16(9):531–537. doi: 10.1158/1940-6207.CAPR-22-0499

Table 1.

Risk factors at baseline by case–control status within the Joanne Knight Breast Health Cohort.

Cases (n = 294) Controls (n = 657)
Risk factors Mean (sd) Median (Range) Mean (sd) Median (Range)
Age, y 56.56 57.19 56.62 56.68
(8.75) (35.38–76.80) (8.67) (35.27–76.84)
BMI (kg/m2) 29.25 28.45 27.38 25.82
(6.37) (17.47–54.54) (6.19) (14.14–50.96)
CC-VPD (%) 6.31 5.59 6.19 5.22
(3.46) (1.82–19.16) (3.89) (1.66–24.46)
MLO-VPD (%) 6.78 6.41 6.52 5.77
(2.81) (2.01–18.53) (3.19) (1.91–22.54)
Full-VPD (%) 6.48 6.20 6.28 5.45
(2.78) (1.92–16.44) (3.23) (1.87–20.27)
n (%)
Family history of breast cancer 92 (31.30%) 156 (23.74%)
Race
 White 232 (78.91%) 533 (81.13%)
 Black 57 (19.39%) 85 (12.93%)
 Others 5 (1.70%) 39 (5.94%)
Biopsy confirmed benign breast disease 88 (29.93%) 179 (27.25%)
Parity (1+) 232 (78.91%) 544 (82.80%)
Postmenopausal 199 (67.69%) 452 (68.80%)
Diagnosis (years since entry mammogram)
 0 ≤ 5 104 (35.4%)
 5 ≤ 10 176 (60.0%)
 10+ 14 (1.02%)

Note: Continuous covariates are reported with mean and standard deviation (sd); binary covariates are reported by the number of positive responses and their corresponding percentage.