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While our mediated models provide some empirical support for these claims, a significant inverse association still existed between lesbian identity and anxious preoccupation among young women with breast cancer after adjusting for the effect of children. In the multivariate models, differences in cognitive avoidance between lesbian and heterosexual women were only found in women diagnosed with breast cancer at younger ages, and these differences reflect less avoidance among lesbian women. Grindel CG, McGehee LA, Patsdaughter CA, Roberts SJ, Grindel CG, McGehee LA, et al: Cancer prevention and screening behaviors in lesbians. There were no differences in the percentage of lesbian and heterosexual women who were undergoing active cancer treatment. In the same model, the association of sexual identity (main predictor) and the life course variables (mediators) was estimated.

There are several reasons as to why there might be an increased risk of breast cancer in lesbians and bisexual (LB) women. Census 2000 results for two questions (female sex of each household member and unmarried partner) which were linked to find same sex female partner households. The results showed that a 1% increase in same sex partnered households was associated with a 13% increase in breast cancer, after adjusting for age, ethnicity and socio-economic status. Risk models use characteristics of people or populations which can be environmental, behavioural, genetic or psychological in a statistical model to make a population-based estimate of risk, or to generate an individualised risk estimate.Reliability was previously demonstrated as acceptable, with subscale alpha coefficients ranging from 0. Seven women developed breast cancer during the observation period and the relative risk of breast cancer was calculated to be 0. Of the six risk factor estimate studies in LB women, five of the six studies concluded that there was a higher risk of breast cancer based on the factors they had assessed and one concluded that it was unlikely that there would be any difference in risk.

Twelve registries from the Surveillance, Epidemiology and End Results (SEER) database for years 1996–2004. Recently the UK National Cancer Data Set was reviewed [ 32] but it is unclear as to whether sexual orientation will be included in the new dataset. Overall these studies suggest that sexual minority women—by using more active and less anxiety focused coping strategies—exhibit adaptive coping in the face of a distressing health threat.DM – Senior Lecturer, Unit of Public Health, Epidemiology and Biostatistics, University of Birmingham. Cigarette smoking – data suggest that lesbians smoke cigarettes at a substantially higher rate than heterosexual women. Lesbian identity was not associated with anxious preoccupation among women diagnosed at or after 45 years of age and no indirect effects were identified ( Fig.

In this study, we identified differences in coping with breast cancer between lesbian and heterosexual women.This collected information from around 6000 LB women using a convenience sample rather than a random population sample. The comparators were mostly drawn from large US national surveys such as NHANES III and NHIS and the numbers in these national surveys actually used for comparison purposes in the studies was not stated in two of the studies.

Breast cancer survivors of different sexual orientations: Which factors explain survivors' quality of life and adjustment? Women with minor children and who were diagnosed before 45 years of age had higher scores on anxious preoccupation after adjusting for all other variables.County-level association of sexual minority density with breast cancer incidence: results from an ecological study.