Cancer Its Study And Prevention
Cancer Its Study And Prevention
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0 99. 0 These tables confirm the usual observations that cancer of the breast is rare under thirty years and most frequent at about fifty years of age. It will be noticed that one table is of mortality records and the other from hospital records. There are a few cases reported in the literature under the age of twenty-five years. Handley states that it is unknown before puberty. Sex. About 1 per cent. , or slightly less of the cases of carcinoma of the breast, occur in males. Civil State. As re...corded in the Middlesex Hospital Reports, of 1000 female patients with cancer of the breast, 77. 2 per cent, were married and 22. 8 per cent, were unmarried. It was estimated that this ratio was ap- proximately the same as the proportion of married and unmarried females over twenty-five years of age in the general population during the same period. The ratio of married to unmarried women in cases of cancer of the CARCINOMA OF THE BREAST 105 breast, as determined by other observers is somewhat higher than that in the Middlesex Hospital.
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0 99. 0 These tables confirm the usual observations that cancer of the breast is rare under thirty years and most frequent at about fifty years of age. It will be noticed that one table is of mortality records and the other from hospital records. There are a few cases reported in the literature under the age of twenty-five years. Handley states that it is unknown before puberty. Sex. About 1 per cent. , or slightly less of the cases of carcinoma of the breast, occur in males. Civil State. As re...corded in the Middlesex Hospital Reports, of 1000 female patients with cancer of the breast, 77. 2 per cent, were married and 22. 8 per cent, were unmarried. It was estimated that this ratio was ap- proximately the same as the proportion of married and unmarried females over twenty-five years of age in the general population during the same period. The ratio of married to unmarried women in cases of cancer of the CARCINOMA OF THE BREAST 105 breast, as determined by other observers is somewhat higher than that in the Middlesex Hospital.
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