The impact of cardiovascular risk factors on cancer progression: a prospective study in female breast cancer survivors

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doi:10.1007/s10549-025-07611-y

The impact of cardiovascular risk factors on cancer progression: a prospective study in female breast cancer survivors

Xinyi Feng & Kala Visvanathan et al. · 2025-02-10

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Journal

Breast Cancer Research and Treatment

TL;DR

Higher CVD risk score based on selected risk factors was significantly associated with BC recurrence or SPC, particularly in certain subgroups, particularly in certain subgroups.

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Authors

Xinyi Feng, Zhengyi Deng, Michelle S. McCullough, Betty J. May, Erica Selznick, Jennifer Y. Sheng, Avonne E. Connor, Deborah K. Armstrong, Kala Visvanathan

Funding

Institutional Research Cancer Epidemiology Fellowship Breast Cancer Research Foundation Grant P30CA06973 Institutional Research Cancer Epidemiology Fellowship

NIH HHS

T32-CA009314

National Institutes of Health

T32-CA009314