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. 2015 Nov;136(5):927–937. doi: 10.1542/peds.2015-0498

TABLE 1.

Characteristics of LEGACY Girls and Mothers (n = 869)

BCFH+, n (%) BCFH–, n (%)
n = 441 n = 428
Average age, Mean (SD) 9.5 (2.3) 9.4 (2.1)
Age distribution
 6 53 (12) 41 (10)
 7 58 (13) 50 (12)
 8 47 (11) 66 (15)
 9 64 (15) 65 (15)
 10 59 (13) 66 (15)
 11 57 (13) 60 (14)
 12 49 (11) 48 (11)
 13 54 (12) 32 (8)
Race/ethnicity a
 Non-Hispanic white 321 (73) 255 (60)
 Hispanic 60 (14) 66 (15)
 Black/African American 23 (5) 44 (10)
 Asian 28 (6) 45 (11)
 Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander/multiple ethnicities 9 (2) 18 (4)
Mother education
 High school or less 28 (6) 20 (5)
 Vocation/tech school/some college 89 (20) 84 (20)
 Bachelor’s degree 158 (36) 170 (40)
 Graduate degree 162 (37) 150 (35)
 Missing 4 4
Site
 California 148 (33) 147 (34)
 Philadelphia 86 (20) 61 (14)
 New York 63 (14) 73 (17)
 Ontario 75 (17) 77 (18)
 Utah 69 (16) 70 (16)
Family history b
 Mother with breast cancer 168 (38) 0 (0)
 FDR with any cancer 182 (41) 20 (5)
 Has a BRCA1/2+ mother 62 (14)
 No FDR/SDR with breast cancer, mean (SD), range 1.2 (0.63), 0–4 0.05 (0.25), 0-3 c
Development
 Mother-reported Tanner breast (girls aged 6–13 y)
  Stage 1 216 (55) 237 (61)
  Stage 2 69 (17) 63 (16)
  Stage 3 77 (19) 50 (13)
  Stage 4 29 (7) 28 (7)
  Stage 5 5 (1) 8 (2)
 Daughter-reported Tanner breast (girls aged 10–13 y only)
  Stage 1 29 (14) 39 (21)
  Stage 2 71 (34) 59 (31)
  Stage 3 74 (35) 48 (25)
  Stage 4 31 (15) 38 (20)
  Stage 5 6 (3) 6 (3)
 Have had menses b 66 (15) 62 (15)

FDR = first-degree relative; SDR = second-degree relative.

a

P = .003.

b

Maternal report.

c

Relatives of true-negative parents.