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. 2024 Jul 16;5(3):385–401. doi: 10.3390/epidemiologia5030028

Table 3.

Knowledge of risk factors of breast cancer by undergraduate students (n = 429).

Variables Correct n (%) Incorrect n (%)
Family history of breast cancer (yes) 31.5% (n = 135) 68.5% (n = 294)
Early onset of menstruation (before the age of 11) (yes) 11.7% (n = 50) 88.3% (n = 379)
Use of oral contraceptives (yes) 45.9% (n = 197) 54.1% (n = 232)
Breast trauma (yes) 63.6% (n = 273) 36.4% (n = 156)
Late menopause (yes) 26.8% (n = 115) 73.2% (n = 314)
Low-fat diet (yes) 35.2% (n = 151) 64.8% (n = 278)
Being a woman (yes) 61.1% (n = 262) 38.9% (n = 167)
Cigarette smoking (yes) 55% (n = 236) 45% (n = 193)
Birth of first child after the age of 30 years (yes) 19.8% (n = 85) 80.2% (n = 344)