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In contrast, lesbian and heterosexual women diagnosed with breast cancer at younger ages had similar educational levels. An alternative explanation is that there may be a cohort difference in college completion between older and younger lesbian women. Therefore, of the six studies, it is likely that Valanis 2000 may have more believable results than the others. Conversely, college education mediated the association between lesbian identity and cognitive avoidance among women diagnosed at older ages (H2). Four risk modelling studies, one population incidence model and six risk factor estimates came from the USA.

Bivariate differences in outcomes between lesbian and heterosexual women were examined for the total sample, as well as stratified by age at breast cancer diagnosis. Coding of prevalence studies and the other types of studies included in this systematic review in medical databases is poor so there is a greater risk of missing relevant studies that could have been included, compared to systematic reviews of, for example, randomised controlled trials.which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. hypothesized that sexual minorities may develop mastery of cognitive processes to deal with distress since the development of a sexual minority identity is typified by stress, emotional turmoil, and risk of social rejection. Bryn Austin (2012) used the Rosner-Colditz model [ 24] and the other three studies used the Gail model [ 15, 23, 25]; one also used the Claus model [ 25]. Incomplete data, missing or lost to follow up are difficult problems that reduce power and probably bias.

The Gail model results showed conflicting estimates of risk for lesbians compared to the comparator groups. This systematic review investigates all evidence on whether there is, or likely to be higher rates of breast cancer in LB women. A related, but distinct proposition is that differences in socioeconomic status (SES) may account for differences in coping between lesbian and heterosexual women. Each study looked at a slightly different list and the results were assessed and reported for each risk factor separately. We propose that life course factors drive the observed differences in coping between sexual minority, particularly lesbian-identified women, and heterosexual women.Six studies provided information on breast cancer history, including one on diagnosis of breast cancer in the previous year. County-level association of sexual minority density with breast cancer incidence: results from an ecological study. 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. There were twenty included studies using a variety of study designs to estimate prevalence, risk and local population incidence rates. McTiernan A, Kuniyuki A, Yasui Y, Bowen D, Burke W, Bars Culver J, et al: Comparisons of two breast cancer risk estimates in women with a family history of breast cancer.

I am reporting that the item arrived on time because it would have done had the Evri driver actually read my - and neighbours' - house signs rather than just relying on incorrect GPS directions. Zaritsky and Dibble (2010) [ 21] reports a subset of results from a previously published paper by [ 23] which compared breast cancer risk factors between lesbians and their heterosexual sisters. reported the results the Women’s Health Initiative Study on 93,311 heterosexual and non-heterosexual post-menopausal women [ 20]. The lesbian sample consisted of 1,614 women of whom 161 were aged between 50 and 59, and 58 were aged over 60 years so only 14% of the cohort were over 49 yrs old at time of registration of partnership. Table 4 lists studies assessing the percentages of individual risk factors in LB women compared to heterosexual women where risk models were not used to combine results.

While our mediated models provide some empirical support for these claims, a significant inverse association still existed between lesbian identity and anxious preoccupation among young women with breast cancer after adjusting for the effect of children.

This model then needs to be validated in a second population to ensure that it has reasonably good predictive properties. Cigarette smoking – data suggest that lesbians smoke cigarettes at a substantially higher rate than heterosexual women. Age at diagnosis may serve as a proxy for life course milestones relevant to long-term psychosocial outcomes for cancer survivors. Differences in the findings from previous studies on older and younger cohorts of sexual minority women, in which sexual minority identity was positively associated with higher educational achievement in the older cohort, 33 but negatively associated with educational achievement in the younger cohort, 34 provide preliminary support for this latter explanation.

In this study, we identified differences in coping with breast cancer between lesbian and heterosexual women. Lesbian identity was negatively associated with anxious preoccupation among women diagnosed before 45 years of age after adjusting for children, college education, and controlling for stage at diagnosis ( Fig.