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[Cancer risk by family history--a cohort study in Kanagawa Prefecture].

Cancer family history was studied for 43,117 subjects aged 35-79 at the occasion of stomach cancer mass screening and were followed up for 5 years. 376 cases of cancer were notified out of them by the linkage with records of population based cancer registry covering the prefecture. Significantly elevated risk among those with family history was found only for breast cancer (observed 3, expected 0.82).