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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: Cancer Res. 2014 Jun 1;74(11):3076–3083. doi: 10.1158/0008-5472.CAN-13-2430

Table 1.

Selected characteristics of invasive breast cancer cases and non-cases at time of enrollment

Non-Casesa
N=46,381 (97%)
No. (%)
Casesb
N=1,255 (3%)
No. (%)
Age at interview
60+ years 15,091 (33) 518 (41)
55–59 years 9,240 (20) 253 (20)
50–54 years 9,011 (19) 201 (16)
<50 years 13,039 (28) 283 (23)
Race/Ethnicity
Non-Hispanic White 38,577 (83) 1,100 (88)
Black 4,388 (9) 72 (6)
Hispanic 2,199 (5) 49 (4)
Other 1,205 (3) 33 (3)
Education at interview
College/Post Grad 30,323 (65) 854 (68)
Some College 8,992 (19) 218 (17)
High School Grad/GED 6,520 (14) 174 (14)
<High School Grad 535 (1) 8 (1)
Household income at interview
$100,000+/year 15,061 (34) 416 (35)
$50,000–<$100,000/year 18,162 (41) 479 (40)
$<50,000/year 11,397 (26) 298 (25)
Parity
3+ births 14,134 (30) 372 (30)
2 births 17,124 (37) 458 (36)
1 birth 6,693 (14) 203 (16)
nulliparous 8,398 (18) 222 (18)
Age at first term pregnancyc
28+ years 10,095 (28) 302 (30)
24–<28 years 9,706 (27) 262 (26)
21–<24 years 8,511 (23) 227 (23)
<21 years 8,162 (22) 204 (21)
a

Non-invasive cases were censored at the date of diagnosis

b

Excluding 25 cases missing information on date of diagnosis date

c

Among parous women only

Note: Differences in the total numbers of cases and controls are due to missing values