Stuart Hitchcock, Samantha A Cintron, Lalon Kasuske, Francisco J Diaz, Janet Pierce
Post-COVID-19 Condition in Military Personnel
Military medicine
breast cancer leading cause cancer death israeli women previous studies found socioeconomic status risk factors impact breast cancer outcomes ultraorthodox community characterized longer life expectancy lower rates mammography performance higher fertility rates sociodemographic variables may related breast cancer mortality study examined disparities breast cancer mortality ultraorthodox nonultraorthodox israeli women retrospective cohort study breast cancer mortality included jewish israeli citizens women born 1940 1960 lived communities 20000 residents n 628617 data collected various sources monitoring period 31 years participants sociodemographic characteristics compiled population registry tax authority education registry central bureau statistics cbs variables included religiosity age marital status children origin education income multivariable cox models evaluated predictors mortality 628617 women study 29611 ultraorthodox ultraorthodox women higher marriage rates children lower secular education income mortality 1088100000 overall lower among ultraorthodox 834100000 nonultraorthodox women 1101100000 despite risk factors using multivariate model evaluate association ultraorthodoxy breast cancer mortality study found higher breast cancer mortality rate among nonultraorthodox women compared ultraorthodox women hr 1491 99 ci 1232 1804 associations sociodemographic variables different group although ultraorthodox women socioeconomic risk factors breast cancer mortality lower nonultraorthodox women research potential cultural religious factors influencing mortality warranted findings highlight importance evaluating predictors within specific populations