Fig. 1From: Alcohol consumption, cigarette smoking, and familial breast cancer risk: findings from the Prospective Family Study Cohort (ProF-SC)Associations of current smoking compared to never smoking and breast cancer (BC) risk by percentiles of absolute predicted 1-year BC risk for overall BC, estrogen receptor-positive BC, and estrogen receptor-negative BC. Hazard ratios (HR) reflect associations for current smokers compared to never smokers and breast cancer risk by percentiles of absolute predicted 1-year breast cancer risk, as estimated by BOADICEA for overall breast cancer (panel a), estrogen-receptor positive breast cancer (panel b), and estrogen-receptor negative breast cancer (panel c). HRs are stratified by birth cohort and are adjusted for race/ethnicity, study center, education, oral contraceptive use, and body mass indexBack to article page