Breast cancer risk

Disease

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Associations

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Free thyroxine

mixedin humans1HR 0.62

1 study
  1. Free thyroxine is associated with breast cancer risk in humans (Static versus time-varying HR: 0.62 versus 1.05; 12 events).

    “A previously reported positive elevated-FT4 association was not reproduced and was unstable across static and time-varying models (0.62 vs 1.05; 12 events).”

    HumansElevated FT4; static versus time-varying models; 12 eventsserumMean 6.94 yearsfemales

    Serum thyroid hormone concentrations and breast cancer risk: an extended cohort study with time-varying exposure analysis

    Research Square16 Oct 2026Preprint

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Thyroid-stimulating hormone

downin humans1HR 0.9

1 study
  1. Thyroid-stimulating hormone is associated with breast cancer risk in humans (Time-varying HR 0.90, 95% CI 0.80–1.02; static HR 0.93, 95% CI 0.81–1.07).

    “For euthyroid-range TSH, static and time-varying models gave concordant inverse estimates”

    HumansEuthyroid-range TSH; highest versus lowest tertile; time-varying modelserumMean 6.94 yearsfemalesn = 162,702

    Serum thyroid hormone concentrations and breast cancer risk: an extended cohort study with time-varying exposure analysis

    Research Square16 Oct 2026Preprint

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Journal of Oral Microbiology

Few mouth microbe links to breast cancer in US women after menopause

An observational study compared 318 postmenopausal women who later developed breast cancer with 318 matched controls and found mostly no associations.An observational study compared 318 postmenopausal women who later developed breast cancer with 318 matched controls and found mostly no associations.

Case-control study of 635 postmenopausal women, average 3.4 years, against matched controlsPopulations

Limit: With 635 samples, the study may have missed modest breast cancer associations