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- Diagnosis often occurs after age 50; the average age at diagnosis is 60.
- White women are more likely to get uterine cancer.
- A profusion of abnormal endometrial cells, manifesting as heavy menstrual bleeding or bleeding between periods or postmenopausal bleeding.
- (before age 12).
- (after age 52)
- Oral contraceptives and hormone replacement therapy. Estrogen used without progesterone increases risk significantly compared to estrogen alone.
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- of the disease
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- These conditions promote increased estrogen levels.
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