Breast cancer is more prevalent in the female gender, with a median age of 61 years.Which of the following are modifiable risk factors that may contribute to the diagnosis of breast cancer?
Select all that apply.

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A) Postmenopausal obesity, B) Alcohol intake, and D) Menopause hormone therapy are modifiable risk factors for breast cancer. These factors can be altered by lifestyle changes or medical decisions, potentially reducing the risk of developing breast cancer. Early menarche (C) and ethnicity (E) are not modifiable as they are determined by genetics and cannot be changed.

Breast Cancer Is More Prevalent in the Female Gender, with a Median