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The primary objective of this study was to verify whether breast cancer patients aged &lt;35 at diagnosis have poorer prognoses than those aged 35-39, in other words, to identify the prognostic value of age in younger premenopausal patients under 40 years old. The secondary objective was to assess prognostic factors specific for younger premenopausal patients.

Prognostic Factors in Young Japanese Women with Breast Cancer: Prognostic Value of Age at Diagnosis