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. 2011 Dec 15;6(6):453–456. doi: 10.1159/000335203

Table 1.

Distribution of demographic data and risk factors in breast cancer cases and controls

Cases, n (%) Controls, n (%) P
Residence 0.896
 Urban 81 (63.77) 82 (64.56)
 Rural 46 (36.22) 45 (35.43)
 Total 127 (100) 127 (100)
Ethnicity 0.636
 Turkmen 31 (27.19) 31 (30.09)
 Fars 83 (72.8) 72 (69.9)
 Total 114 (100) 103 (100)
Marriage 0.702
 Single 4 (3.14) 3 (2.36)
 Married 123 (96.85) 124 (97.63)
 Total 127 (100) 127 (100)
Professional status 0.719
 Housewife 108 (85.03) 110 (86.61)
 Professional 19 (14.96) 17 (13.38)
 Total 127 (100) 127 (100)
Educational level 0.594
 Illiterate 101 (79.5) 97 (76.37)
 Educated 26 (20.47) 30 (23.62)
 Total 127 (100) 127 (100)
Contraception 0.163
 Oral contraceptives 47 (50.53) 41 (36.28)
 Other 46 (49.46) 72 (63.71)
 Total 93 (100) 113 (100)
History of infertility 18 8 0.03
History of abortion 38 38 0.78
History of stillbirth 10 6 0.27
Hormone replacement therapy 1 3 0.34
History of cancer in first-degree relatives 23 12 0.04
History of cancer in second-degree relatives 13 9 0.37
History of cancer in the patient her/himself 10 0 0.002
History of benign lesions in the breast 9 2 0.06
History of radiation to head/neck and chest 22 4 0.78