Research Article

The Application of Gail Model to Predict the Risk of Developing Breast Cancer among Jordanian Women

Table 1

Patients’ characteristics.

CharacteristicsNumber of patientsMeanMedian (range)

Age (years)All178650.048.0 (19–93)
Group I (<35)18231.231.8 (16.1, 34.9)
Group II (35–59.9)121347.146.6 (35, 59.9)
Group III (≥60)39167.065.7 (60, 93.5)

Age at menarche (year)All124313.213.0 (9.0, 18.0)
Group II87913.113.0 (9.0, 18.0)

Age at first live birth (year)All85223.223.0 (14.0, 41.0)
Group II59923.523.0 (14.0, 41.0)

Age at menopause (year)All65749.050 (30.0, 56.0)
Group II38548.049(30.0, 56.0)

BMIAll164830.329.7 (16.0, 61.6)
Group II112430.029.3 (16.6, 57.9)

Categorical variables:

All groups (n = 1786)Group II (35–59.9)

Smoking historyNever1629 (91.2%)1089 (89%)
Previous70 (3.9%)57 (4.7%)
Current87 (4.9%)67 (5.5%)

Marital statusSingle147 (8.2%)102 (8.4%)
Married1574 (88.1%)1071 (88.3%)
Unknown65 (3.6%)40 (3.3%)

History of benign breast biopsiesYes51 (2.9%)35 (2.9%)
No1690 (94.6%)1149 (94.7%)
Unknown45 (2.5%)29 (2.4%)

BMI: body mass index.