Background and Objectives: Women who develop breast cancer after a previous cancer of another site have poorer overall survival, yet it is unsettled whether the breast cancer itself is more lethal or whether the deficit reflects competing causes of death in an older, previously treated population. We decomposed this su...
In older long-term breast-cancer survivors, late mortality is predominantly multimorbid rather than circulatory-dominant, supporting survivorship care that addresses cardiovascular risk within a broader framework of age-related competing health risks.
Burcu Zihni, İsmail Zİhnİ, M. Z. Sabuncuoğlu· Biomolecules & biomedicine· 0 citations
In men with non-metastatic breast cancer, cardiovascular cumulative incidence overtakes that of breast cancer early after diagnosis in the oldest patients, which support age-aware cardiovascular attention during survivorship but do not establish that intensified cardiovascular surveillance improves outcomes.
İsmail Zİhnİ, Burcu Zihni, M. Z. Sabuncuoğlu· Biomolecules & biomedicine· 0 citations
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