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. 2016 Nov 9;7(52):86457–86468. doi: 10.18632/oncotarget.13241

Table 1. Characteristics of RM studies participants ≥ 35 y.o.

Gail Characteristics Discovery study subjects(n = 90) [32] Replication study subjects(n = 71) [34]
No. % No. %
Race
 White 64 71.1 56 78.9
 Black 25 27.8 5 7.0
 Hispanic 1 1.1 8 11.3
 Other 0 1.1 2 2.8
Age, years
 < 50 62 68.9 44 62.0
 ≥ 50 28 31.1 27 38.0
 Median 45 46
 Range 35-76 35-66
Age at menarche, years
 < 12 15 16.7 17 24.0
 12-13 43 47.7 32 45.0
 ≥ 14 16 17.8 20 28.2
 Unknown 16 17.8 2 2.8
Age at first live birth, years
 Nulliparous 22 24.4 13 18.3
 < 20 9 10.0 16 22.6
 20-24 12 13.3 17 23.9
 25-29 16 17.8 10 14.1
 ≥ 30 11 12.2 13 18.3
 Unknown 20 22.2 2 2.8
No. of 1st degree relatives with breast cancer
 0 57 63.3 60 84.5
 1 8 8.9 9 12.7
 Unknown 25 27.8 2 2.8
No. of biopsies
 0 40 44.4 65 91.6
 1 6 6.7 4 5.6
 ≥ 2 2 2.2 2 2.8
 Unknown 42 46.7 0 0
Breast Cancer riskǂ
 Low 75 83.3 48 67.6
 High 15 16.7 23 32.4

ǂ High breast cancer risk was defined as woman who has at least 10% increased risk of breast cancer relative to women at average risk of the same ethnicity and similar age, estimated by the Gail model.