Sentence examples for years of breast from inspiring English sources

In 2006, after years of breast surveillance, biopsies, and endless consultations with surgeons and genetic counselors, Dr. Thompson underwent prophylactic mastectomies.

But I have the Big C, as we used to call it when John Wayne roamed the screens, 23 years of breast cancer, which turned metastatic a while ago, and also lymphoma as an alternate.

The risk of developing distant metastasis within 10 years of breast cancer diagnosis significantly varied in different subgroups of patients.

These practitioners had between 5 and 20 years of breast ultrasound experience and work purely in breast imaging.

The age adjusted incidence rate/1000 person years of breast cancer was substantially higher among women with high BMD at several measured bone sites.

We calculated rates of breastfeeding associated transmission per 100 child years of breast feeding for three month intervals over the first 12 months of HIV exposure.

Sensual pleasure aside, there is substantial support for extended nursing: the World Health Organization recommends a minimum of two years of breast-feeding.

This, while it remains widely known that the World Health Organization suggests two years of breast-feeding and the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends breast-feeding exclusively for the first six months.

The association between years of breast-feeding and type 2 diabetes mellitus was of marginal significance.

The fully adjusted RR between years of breast-feeding per child and type 2 diabetes mellitus risk were 1.00, 0.91, 0.87 and 0.87 (p = 0.11 for trend) for 0, >0 to 0.49, >0.49 to 0.99 and ≥1 years of breast-feeding per number of births.

The average number of live births was 1.7, the average number of months of breast-feeding was 14.6 and the average number of years of breast-feeding per child was 0.6.