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Prevention and Risk Reduction: ending the danger of breast cancer: Active lifestyle modification

Research exploring methods to prevent breast cancer or reduce risk, including elimination of external causative factors and the identification of surrogate markers for use in prevention trials are encouraged. Examples include nutritional factors, xenoestr

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Circuit Training to Lower Breast Cancer Risk in Latina Teens		2007 (Cycle 13)
	University of Southern California	$244,374
	Award Type: IDEA

Genetic and Environmental Modifiers of Breast Cancer Risk		2000 (Cycle VI)
	University of California, Irvine	$287,979
	Award Type: RFA

Mammographic Density, HRT and Hormonal Activity Genes		2000 (Cycle VI)
	University of Southern California	$708,225
	Award Type: RFA

Exercise, Hormones and Breast Cancer Prevention		1999 (Cycle V)
	University of Southern California	$142,451
	Award Type: IDEA

Diet & Breast Cancer in the California Teachers Study Cohort		1998 (Cycle IV)
	Cancer Prevention Institute of California	$149,094
	Award Type: IDEAS II

Epidemiology of Physical Activity and Ovarian Function		1998 (Cycle IV)
	Kaiser Foundation Research Institute	$0
	Award Type: IDEAS II

Physical Activity: Impact on Hormones and Breast Cancer Risk		1995 (Cycle I)
	University of Southern California	$60,023
	Award Type: Postdoctoral Fellowship

Exercise and the Prevention of Breast Cancer		1995 (Cycle I)
	University of Southern California	$367,464
	Award Type: New Investigator