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By Joel Brind, Ph.D. In part II of this series of articles on the link between abortion and breast cancer, I described how the “reporting bias” or “response bias” argument has been systematically used by the most prominent medical research authorities in the western...
By Joel Brind, Ph.D. In Part I of this four-part series of articles on the link between abortion and breast cancer (the ABC link), I described the two primary ways in which abortion increases a woman’s future risk of breast cancer: 1. Via loss of the protective...
By Joel Brind, Ph.D. Editor’s note. It is because pro-abortionists understand that medical evidence is in the pro-life corner, not theirs, that they so ferociously attack any evidence (let alone peer-reviewed studies) that demonstrate that abortion not only takes the...
By Dave Andrusko http://twitter.com/daveha Talk about a coincidence. On the same day a pro-abortionist writes still another phony baloney criticism of the demonstrated link between having an induced abortion and an increased risk of breast cancer, a reader writes to...
By Joel Brind, Ph.D. The resurgence of the abortion-breast cancer debate—this time prompted by the introduction of bills in three states that would require warning women seeking abortion about the link between induced abortion and breast cancer—has again generated...
By Joel Brind, Ph.D. In the space of less than a week, the link between abortion and breast cancer (ABC link) has been talked about on the air by two prominent voices. This is source of great encouragement for those who struggle against what seems to be an almost...