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With the growing population of H<\/jats:styled-content>ispanics in the USA<\/jats:styled-content>, an important epidemiological question is whether their country of origin affects survival in H<\/jats:styled-content>ispanic women living in the USA at the time of diagnosis of breast cancer.<\/jats:p><\/jats:sec>Methods<\/jats:title>We searched the S<\/jats:styled-content>urveillance E<\/jats:styled-content>pidemiology and E<\/jats:styled-content>nd R<\/jats:styled-content>esults (SEER)<\/jats:styled-content> database for H<\/jats:styled-content>ispanic women with a single primary breast cancer with known country of origin diagnosed between 1973 and 2008. Univariate and multivariate analyses were performed to evaluate whether the country of origin was an independent predictor of survival.<\/jats:p><\/jats:sec>Results<\/jats:title>In total, 48\u2009849 female breast cancer patients of H<\/jats:styled-content>ispanic origin were included in the SEER<\/jats:styled-content> database. Nearly 23 percent of them had an origin in M<\/jats:styled-content>exico, 9 percent in S<\/jats:styled-content>outh or C<\/jats:styled-content>entral A<\/jats:styled-content>merica 3 percent in P<\/jats:styled-content>uerto R<\/jats:styled-content>ico, 2 percent in C<\/jats:styled-content>uba, 0.3 percent in the D<\/jats:styled-content>ominical R<\/jats:styled-content>epublic and 3 percent in other countries, including E<\/jats:styled-content>urope. About 60 percent of patients were identified as H<\/jats:styled-content>ispanic by their surname or classified as S<\/jats:styled-content>panish\/H<\/jats:styled-content>ispanic not otherwise specified. Median survival of patients in these groups was 204, 240, 142, 169, 82.4, 115.5 and 210 months, respectively (P<\/jats:italic>\u2009<\u20090.0001 by log\u2013rank test). 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