Overlap of high-risk individuals predicted by family history, and genetic and non-genetic breast cancer risk prediction models: implications for risk stratification.

Peh Joo HoWeang Kee HoAlexis J KhngYen Shing YeohBenita Kiat-Tee TanErn Yu TanGeok Hoon LimSu-Ming TanVeronique Kiak Mien TanCheng-Har YipNur-Aishah Mohd-TaibFuh Yong WongElaine Hsuen LimJoanne NgeowWen Yee ChayLester Chee Hao LeongWei Sean YongChin Mui SeahSiau Wei TangCelene Wei Qi NgZhiyan YanJung Ah LeeKartini RahmatTania IslamTiara HassanMei-Chee TaiChiea Chuen KhorJian-Min YuanWoon-Puay KohXueling SimAlison M DunningManjeet K BollaAntonis C AntoniouSoo-Hwang TeoJingmei LiMikael Hartman

Published in: BMC medicine (2022)

Family history and genetic and non-genetic risk stratification tools have the potential to complement one another to identify women at high risk.

Keyphrases

genome wide
copy number
dna methylation
pregnant women
adipose tissue
human health
pregnancy outcomes