Does stress increase risk of breast cancer? A 15-year prospective study.

Phyllis N ButowMelanie PriceJoseph CollKatherine TuckerBettina MeiserRoger MilneJudith WilsonLouise HeinigerBrandi BaylockTracey BullenPrue WeidemanKelly-Anne Phillipsnull nullnull nullnull null

Published in: Psycho-oncology (2018)

This study did not demonstrate an association between acute and chronic stressors, social support, optimism, antiemotionality or anger control, and BCa risk. Women should focus on proven methods of BCa risk reduction.

Keyphrases

social support
depressive symptoms
liver failure
polycystic ovary syndrome
drug induced
adipose tissue
aortic dissection
young adults