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Epidemiology of Breast Cancer in Female in Meerut, India: Patients Characteristics and Survival Analysis


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1 Department of Statistics, Meerut College Meerut, India
2 Department of Statistics, Meerut College, Meerut, India
3 AIIMS, New Delhi, India
4 Department of Zoology, Daulat Ram College, New Delhi, India
     

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Breast cancer is the first common cancer among women in Meerut city and western India. All breast cancer cases were collected during 2008-2009, of these 60 (21%) death cases out of 285 were found in many hospitals/ home. The survival rates by Kaplan Meier and Estimated survival rate by Logistic Regression for 1, 2 and more than 3 years were found 88.30%, 76.27%&63.63% and 77.38%, 63.98%&49.98% respectively. Cancer stage have <5cm displayed poorer survival rate (51.2%) at more than 3 year than stage <2cm with survival rate (72.73%), and the survival rate in religion, Hindu (55.47%) has better than Muslim with survival rate (54.51%), both were statistically significant. More research and interventions are suggested to formulate and implement strategies to educate and increase the knowledge of communities for healthy life style and disease prevention strategies including early detection of breast cancer to control in India.

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Breast Cancer, Survival Rate by Kaplan Meier and Logistic Regression, Developing Countries
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Authors

A. S. Haroon
Department of Statistics, Meerut College Meerut, India
S. M. Gupta
Department of Statistics, Meerut College, Meerut, India
B. B. Tyagi
AIIMS, New Delhi, India
J. Farhat
Department of Zoology, Daulat Ram College, New Delhi, India

Abstract


Breast cancer is the first common cancer among women in Meerut city and western India. All breast cancer cases were collected during 2008-2009, of these 60 (21%) death cases out of 285 were found in many hospitals/ home. The survival rates by Kaplan Meier and Estimated survival rate by Logistic Regression for 1, 2 and more than 3 years were found 88.30%, 76.27%&63.63% and 77.38%, 63.98%&49.98% respectively. Cancer stage have <5cm displayed poorer survival rate (51.2%) at more than 3 year than stage <2cm with survival rate (72.73%), and the survival rate in religion, Hindu (55.47%) has better than Muslim with survival rate (54.51%), both were statistically significant. More research and interventions are suggested to formulate and implement strategies to educate and increase the knowledge of communities for healthy life style and disease prevention strategies including early detection of breast cancer to control in India.

Keywords


Breast Cancer, Survival Rate by Kaplan Meier and Logistic Regression, Developing Countries

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