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Published in final edited form as: Cancer Epidemiol Biomarkers Prev. 2008 Nov;17(11):2931–2936. doi: 10.1158/1055-9965.EPI-07-0430

Table 2.

Breast cancer size at diagnosis in Hispanic women as a function of the percentage of Hispanics living in the census tract and also the mean income of residents of the census tract (1988–2002; n = 9,792)

	Adjusted for age	Adjusted for age, TpH, and tract income
TpH	Tumor size (±SD), mm	Tumor size (±SD), mm
<20%	23.5 (0.36)^*	24.4 (0.43)
20% to <60%	24.9 (0.34)	25.1 (0.35)
≥60%	26.2 (0.38)	25.2 (0.44)
Census tract income
Q1 (low)	27.1 (0.43)^*	26.8 (0.50)^*
Q2	25.0 (0.40)	24.8 (0.42)
Q3	24.4 (0.40)	24.4 (0.42)
Q4 (high)	23.2 (0.38)	23.5 (0.46)

NOTE: Mean tumor size was determined by TpH or income categories (ANOVA).

P < 0.0001.