'gain age' is not correct and usable in written English
Instead, you could use the phrase 'age gracefully.' For example, "We all hope to age gracefully as we reach middle age."
In all specifications we include the following set of regressors: the dummy variable for the windfall gain, age, age squared, a dummy for married status and two dummy variables indicating whether there are any children aged 0 6 or 7 15 in the household.
A history of weight gain, age of menopause, fracture, alcohol use, magnitude of exercise and duration of breast feeding could also contribute.
Interestingly, the genomic copy number gain, age at diagnosis and HER2 gain were the only statistically significant variables in the model.
In spite of increasing trends in maternal BMI, weight gain, age, and fasting glucose corresponding to birth weight in the third tertile, the differences were not significant.
We compared patients who are alive with no evidence of disease (NED) five years after diagnosis (5-year overall survival; OS) with those who were dead of disease (DOD), known prognostic chromosomal aberrations such as 1p deletion, MYCN amplification, 11q deletion and 17q gain, age at diagnosis, as well as chromosomal profiles obtained from array copy number data analysis [ 2].
Consistent results after adjustment for the child's weight gain, age at weaning, or duration of exclusive breastfeeding, and also after restricting the analyses to cases seroconverting before 12 months of age (data not shown), suggests that a potential role of postnatal factors is less likely to explain our observations.
Another model restricted to parous women was examined using a wider range of reproductive factors related to the first pregnancy including weeks gestation, high blood pressure, gestational weight gain, age-at-first full term birth, birth weight, and duration of breast feeding.
Cases and controls had similar mean BMI at blood draw (25.5 versus 25.5 kg/m) and weight gain since age 18 years (11.6 versus 11.3 kg).
Weight gain from age 18 years to the reference date and height were not associated with risk of breast cancer death.
Fully adjusted models also included gestational weight gain, gestational age, parity, smoking, alcohol, maternal BMI, and maternal age at birth.
Model A + additionally adjusted for gestational weight gain, gestational age, parity, smoking, alcohol, maternal BMI, and maternal age at birth.
