0265/2024 - Mortalidade por câncer de mama feminino atribuível ao sobrepeso e obesidade no Brasil Mortalityfemale breast cancer attributable to overweight and obesity in Brazil
Este estudo objetivou avaliar a mortalidade por câncer de mama feminino atribuível ao sobrepeso e obesidade e estimar o número de mortes evitáveis com a redução do Índice de Massa Corporal no Brasil. Realizou-se um estudo ecológico com investigação das informações de sobrepeso, obesidade, características sociodemográficas a partir de pesquisa nacional realizada em 2013-14; taxa de mortalidade por câncer de mama em 2019, utilizando o Atlas online de mortalidade e Riscos Relativos de meta-análises. Realizou-se a análise da Potential Impact Fraction, considerando os seguintes cenários contrafactuais relacionados a redução do IMC: Cenário A - contingente populacional das mulheres que compõe as prevalências de sobrepeso e obesidade passa a compor a prevalência de eutrofia; Cenário B - contingente populacional das mulheres que compõe a prevalência de sobrepeso passa a compor a prevalência de eutrofia; Cenário C - contingente populacional das mulheres que compõe a prevalência de obesidade passa a compor a prevalência de sobrepeso. No Brasil eliminando o sobrepeso e a obesidade entre mulheres (? 50 anos), 2.022 (PIF–14,3%) mortes por câncer de mama seriam evitadas. A redução do sobrepeso e obesidade impactariam na diminuição da mortalidade por câncer de mama no Brasil.
Palavras-chave:
Câncer de mama, Sobrepeso, Obesidade, Mortalidade
Abstract:
This study aimed to evaluate mortalityfemale breast cancer attributable to overweight and obesity and to estimate the number of preventable deaths with a reduction in the Body Mass Index in Brazil. An ecological study was carried out with investigation of information on overweight, obesity, sociodemographic characteristics based on a national survey carried out in 2013-14; breast cancer mortality rate in 2019 using the Online Atlas of Mortality and Relative Risks Meta-Analyses. The Potential Impact Fraction analysis was carried out, considering the following counterfactual scenarios related to the reduction in BMI: Scenario A - population contingent of women that make up the prevalence of overweight and obesity now composes the prevalence of eutrophy; Scenario B - population contingent of women that make up the prevalence of overweight starts to make up the prevalence of eutrophy; Scenario C - population contingent of women that make up the prevalence of obesity becomes part of the prevalence of overweight. In Brazil, eliminating overweight and obesity among women (≥ 50 years), 2,022 (PIF–14.3%) deathsbreast cancer would be prevented. The reduction of overweight and obesity would impact on the reduction of breast cancer mortality in Brazil.
Mortalityfemale breast cancer attributable to overweight and obesity in Brazil
Resumo (abstract):
This study aimed to evaluate mortalityfemale breast cancer attributable to overweight and obesity and to estimate the number of preventable deaths with a reduction in the Body Mass Index in Brazil. An ecological study was carried out with investigation of information on overweight, obesity, sociodemographic characteristics based on a national survey carried out in 2013-14; breast cancer mortality rate in 2019 using the Online Atlas of Mortality and Relative Risks Meta-Analyses. The Potential Impact Fraction analysis was carried out, considering the following counterfactual scenarios related to the reduction in BMI: Scenario A - population contingent of women that make up the prevalence of overweight and obesity now composes the prevalence of eutrophy; Scenario B - population contingent of women that make up the prevalence of overweight starts to make up the prevalence of eutrophy; Scenario C - population contingent of women that make up the prevalence of obesity becomes part of the prevalence of overweight. In Brazil, eliminating overweight and obesity among women (≥ 50 years), 2,022 (PIF–14.3%) deathsbreast cancer would be prevented. The reduction of overweight and obesity would impact on the reduction of breast cancer mortality in Brazil.
Carneiro, P. L., Aguiar, IWO, Bezerra, I. N., Verde, S. M. M. L.. Mortalidade por câncer de mama feminino atribuível ao sobrepeso e obesidade no Brasil. Cien Saude Colet [periódico na internet] (2024/jul). [Citado em 18/09/2025].
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