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Body mass index, serum sex hormones, and breast cancer risk in postmenopausal women.
T J Key
1 ,
P N Appleby ,
G K Reeves ,
A Roddam ,
J F Dorgan ,
C Longcope ,
F Z Stanczyk ,
H E Stephenson ,
R T Falk ,
R Miller ,
A Schatzkin ,
D S Allen ,
I S Fentiman ,
T J Key ,
D Y Wang ,
M Dowsett ,
H V Thomas ,
S E Hankinson ,
P Toniolo ,
A Akhmedkhanov ,
K Koenig ,
R E Shore ,
A Zeleniuch-Jacquotte ,
F Berrino ,
P Muti ,
A Micheli ,
V Krogh ,
S Sieri ,
V Pala ,
E Venturelli ,
G Secreto ,
E Barrett-Connor ,
G A Laughlin ,
M Kabuto ,
S Akiba ,
R G Stevens ,
K Neriishi ,
C E Land ,
J A Cauley ,
L H Kuller ,
S R Cummings ,
K J Helzlsouer ,
A J Alberg ,
T L Bush ,
G W Comstock ,
G B Gordon ,
S R Miller ,
C Longcope
Aug 20 2003
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Abstract
Obesity is associated with increased breast cancer risk among postmenopausal women. We examined whether this association could be explained by the relationship of body mass index (BMI) with serum sex hormone concentrations.