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However, all of the studies are from the USA and it is unclear how generalisable these results are to LB women in other countries because of differences in modifiable risk factors such as obesity rates and use of alcohol in different countries.

Pregnancy and breastfeeding – it is likely that a higher percentage of heterosexual women will breastfeed during their lives, compared to lesbian women. However, losing weight after the menopause is associated with less risk because of the oestrogenic effects of adipose tissue. In two of the modelling studies, the populations may have been either high risk of breast cancer because of family history or at higher risk because of sampling biases.However, it is likely that the sample was too small to demonstrate a difference in breast cancer diagnosis between the two groups and the 95% confidence intervals were wide. This is because the first three studies compared lesbian survey results to the full national survey results whereas the second two studies had sexual orientation measured within national surveys so could compare within the survey itself. Prevalence rates of health-related behaviors and self-reported breast cancer history were calculated from the pooled data and analyzed against data from two large, national samples of U.

Lesbians and bisexual women are also less likely than American women overall to have health insurance and to undergo cancer screenings. Differences and similarities in breast cancer risk assessment models in clinical practice: which model to choose? A considerable limitation is the lack of good quality information on breast cancer incidence and prevalence and known breast cancer risk factors in LB women.

So if there is an increased risk and an increased mortality rate, this would constitute a considerable health issue for LB women. Lesbians and bisexual (LB) women have behavioural risk-factors at higher rates compared to heterosexuals such as increased alcohol intake and higher stress levels. Data extraction and quality assessment were by two reviewers with disagreements resolved through discussion. They speculated that a young mean age among respondents (36 years), healthy-volunteer bias and residual confounding all could have caused underestimation of the prevalence of cancer among lesbians. The resulting behaviours probably have an effect on cancer risk, which could perhaps even double a lesbian’s chances of developing cancer when taken together.

In my experience, patients in your situation, tend to desire to have quite a significant breast reduction procedure performed; in other words, their goals tend to be achieving as small an outcome as possible. Also, women whose sisters had already died (possibly from breast cancer) would also not have been eligible to take part in the study. You are putting yourself through an operation with risks and you want to make sure that you have the best result.

Cancer-related risk indicators and preventive screening behaviors among lesbians and bisexual women, American Journal of Public Health, 2001, 91(4):591-597. The survey asked about demographic information, health behaviours and a wide range of physical, mental and sexual health issues and experience of healthcare provision. It is believed that lesbians may be at higher risk for breast cancer because there is some evidence that they have a higher prevalence of certain risk factors, including nulliparity, alcohol consumption, smoking, and obesity.

We find that now people have been introduced to the phenomenon that is boobs-only we have gathered a large following of people who can relate to it to some extent or another.Sample size – power depends on number of events so if a general population sample needs large numbers or long follow up or both. As 1989 was the year that Denmark passed its law permitting homosexual partnerships (the first in the world), the sample was among the first partnerships to be recognised and many may have been in long-term relationships beforehand.