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Risk of Breast Cancer: Absorbed Radiation Dose Study Findings

Explore the relative risk of subsequent breast cancer based on absorbed radiation dose. See fitted linear dose-response and comparison to ERR model. Travis et al. (2003) reference included.

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Risk of Breast Cancer: Absorbed Radiation Dose Study Findings

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  1. Figure 1: Relative risk (& 95% CI) for subsequent breast cancer according to the estimated absorbed radiation dose (Gy) Dotted black line indicates fitted linear dose-response for that study. Dashed grey line indicates the RR for similar age at exposure and attained age based on the pooled ERR model from Preston et al (29). *Travis et al (2003) the reference dose category was 0-3Gy, and the fitted linear dose-response was for women who did not receive alkylating agents or ovarian radiation (5+Gy).

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