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Few studies have shown that the association between mammographic breast density and breast cancer persists for up to 10 years after the mammogram. We investigated associations of percent density, absolute dense, and nondense areas with breast cancer risk according to the time since the mammogram.

Mammographic Breast Density and Subsequent Risk of Breast Cancer in Postmenopausal Women According to the Time Since the Mammogram