Are women with bigger breasts more likely to get breast cancer?

Answer 1

There isn't a correlation with breast size & cancer.
Larger a breast are more dense & it might be difficult to screen but it has to do more with genetics & environment.

Answer 2

No, there are other factors like the density of the breast. Here is a website that will give you more information on what is listed below.

http://www.womenfitness.net/breastcancer.htm

Risk factors:

Cannot be controlled:
AGE
FAMILY HISTORY AND GENETICS
BENIGN BREAST DISEASE
BREAST DENSITY
The density of a woman’s breast has been shown in many studies to be strongly related to the risk of breast cancer. Breast density is most often assessed by mammogram and depends on the proportion of fat and tissue that make up a woman’s breasts. When the X-rays used in a mammogram take an image of the breast, fat appear dark and tissue appears light. Breasts with a high density have a relatively high proportion of tissue and low proportion of fat. Breasts with a low density have a relatively low proportion of tissues and high proportion of fat.

Of note, one very large cohort study found that women with the most dense breasts had approximately 5 times the risk of breast cancer compared to women with the least dense breasts. And as breast density increased, so did the risk of the disease.

RADIATION EXPOSURE IN CHILDHOOD OR ADOLESCENCE
PERSONAL HISTORY OF CANCER
HEIGHT
ETHNICITY

Factors You Can Control:

Vitamin A, Carotenoids, and Vegetables.
Dietary Fat:
Estrogen Levels:
Overweight and Weight Gain
Body Shape
Physical Activity
Alcohol:
Postmenopausal Hormones
Birth Control Pills:

Answer 3

No, even men can get breast cancer

Answer 4

no, cancer can just be harder to detect in large breasted women.

Answer 5

No

Answer 6

no, i dont think so.

Answer 7

no not all