Growing evidence suggests that pregnancy-related factors may influence long-term diseases, yet their role in breast cancer subtypes and prognosis remains uncertain. We evaluate current evidence on the association between pregnancy-related factors, including parental age, gestational age, breastfeeding, twin pregnancy,...
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Exposure to Cr, Ni, and Fe, as well as joint metal exposure, was linked to higher odds of locally advanced or metastatic PCa, and should be interpreted with caution as occupational exposure was estimated using a job-exposure matrix.
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