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Short‐term, medium‐term, long‐term, and lifetime risks of developing and dying of breast carcinoma in a Westernized Chinese population

Estimates of lifetime and shorter‐term risks of developing and dying of breast carcinoma are useful translational statistics for risk communication; however, these statistics are unknown for Chinese women, who account for one‐fifth of the world's female population. In the current study, the authors examined age‐specific 5‐year, 10‐year, 20‐year, and lifetime risks of breast carcinoma incidence and disease‐related mortality among Hong Kong women.