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By Joel Brind Ph.D. It has been famously noted that facts—like the fact that abortion increases a woman’s risk of getting breast cancer (ABC link) -- are stubborn things. One hopes that means that eventually, the truth always comes out. But along the way, we also see...
By Joel Brind, Ph.D. Mark Robison is the "fact checker" for the Reno Gazette Journal. In a piece that appeared April 26, he purports to answer the truthfulness of the claim “Abortion is linked with a raised risk of breast cancer.” At the end of his analysis,...
By Joel Brind, Ph.D. After researching and publishing on the ABC link for over 20 years, I've managed to get the hang of the formulaic manner in which studies come out periodically to "reassure" the public about the "safety" of abortion. Such studies often come...
By Dave Andrusko The headline in today’s edition of the British newspaper The Daily Telegraph screamed “Abortion Scandal.” Surely this must be an update of last year’s decision by the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) not to prosecute two abortionists who were...
By Joel Brind, Ph.D. Hot on the heels of the new systematic review and meta-analysis of the abortion-breast cancer (ABC link) in China published by Dr. Yubei Huang last November and reviewed in NRL News Today in December, comes yet another blockbuster study...
By Dave Andrusko On Monday we published two posts on a new study, “A meta-analysis of the association between induced abortion and breast cancer risk among Chinese females” which found a 44% increased risk for breast cancer among Chinese women having one...
By Joel Brind, Ph.D. A new systematic review and meta-analysis of abortion and breast cancer (ABC link) in China, published last week in the prestigious, peer-reviewed international cancer journal, “Cancer Causes and Control,” showed that the overall risk of...
By Joel Brind, Ph.D. Editor’s note. Over at “Chinese Abortion-Breast Cancer bombshell: Meta-analysis of 36 Chinese studies shows abortion increases breast cancer risk by 44%,” Dr. Joel Brind very elegantly explicates the latest research that demonstrates yet again...
By Joel Brind, Ph.D. Some epidemic diseases are caused by bacteria, the smallest of living things. Some are caused by viruses: rogue bits of DNA or RNA; non-living, but nonetheless infectious bits of destructive information. We are all familiar now, of course, with...
By Joel Brind, Ph.D. In the three previous installments of this series, I documented the epidemiological evidence for the abortion-breast cancer link (ABC link), and the ongoing wall of denial from the official purveyors of public health information, including the...