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. 2024 Feb 28;14:4927. doi: 10.1038/s41598-024-54762-x

Table 2.

Breast cancer incidence by baseline BMI and family history of cancer.

Factors No. of subjects No. of cases Person-years CIR (95%CI) (1/100,000 person-years) HR (95% CI)1
BMI (China category, kg/m2)
 < 18.5 697 8 8026.07 99.68 (49.85, 199.31) 1.05 (0.50, 2.21)
 18.5–23.9 5420 58 62,517.10 92.77 (71.72, 120.06) 1 (reference)
 24–27.9 6255 78 72,472.83 107.63 (86.20, 134.37) 1.24 (0.88, 1.75)
 ≥ 28 2683 52 31,265.91 166.32 (126.73, 218.26) 2.09 (1.42, 3.07)
Family history of cancer
 Yes 4210 79 48,441.97 163.08 (130.81, 203.32) 1.63 (1.22, 2.49)
 No 10,845 117 125,839.90 92.98 (77.57, 111.45) 1 (reference)
 Overall 15,055 196 174,281.91 110.74 (96.19, 127.52)

*HR:Hazard ratio adjusted for age(< 60, ≥ 60);marriage status(in marriage ,not in marriage);education(primary, secondary, tertiary); personal monthly income (< 2000¥, 2000–4000¥, > 4000¥);smoking (yes, no);drinking (yes, no);daily fruit and vegetable intake (< 300, > 300 g/day); frequency of preserved food per week(at least once, not even once); frequency of fried and smoked food per week(at least once, not even once); frequency of high-fat food per week(at least once, not even once);family history of cancer (yes, no);diabetes(yes, no).