FREQUENCY OF SOME ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS WITH POTENTIAL RELATIONS TO BREAST DISEASES AMONG A GROUP OF EGYPTIAN FEMALES
El Sobky, Abeer, F; El Bokhary, M; AwadAllah, Hala, I; Abdel Hamid, Hanaa, A · 2018 · Journal of Environmental Science
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Abstract
This study was conducted to highlight the significant environmental factors that may have impacts on breast benign and malignant diseases. This study was carried out on one hundred females who came to radiology department to perform mammographic examination. A complete personal and family history of patients was taken, clinical examination was done, all cases were asked to fill a questionnaire about how often they deal with each item of the environmental factors including (alcohol, caffeine, smoking, use of some material that are commonly used in daily life and known to have estrogenic effect
Abstract by El Sobky, Abeer, F; El Bokhary, M; AwadAllah, Hala, I; Abdel Hamid, Hanaa, A, Journal of Environmental Science (2018) — licensed CC BY 4.0.
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Metadata source: DOAJ · DOI 10.21608/jes.2018.30843