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, 22:55, October 24, 2012"Nearly ever single study analyzing abortion has shown it to cause breast cancer"
== "Nearly ever single study analyzing abortion has shown it to cause breast cancer" ==
Hi, I see someone has reverted my removal of this sentence, so I will explain.
I'm not here to argue whether or not abortion causes an increased risk of breast cancer, or whether abortion and breast cancer are correlated. Rather, I am taking issue with the statement "nearly ever single study analyzing abortion has shown it to cause breast cancer." I provided a link to [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abortion_and_breast_cancer Wikipedia's article], which contains a bibliography with several studies analyzing abortion and breast cancer and finding '''no link''' between abortion and breast cancer. Such a list disproves the statement that "nearly ever single study analyzing abortion has shown it to cause breast cancer," even if there is, in fact, a link between abortion and breast cancer (which I'm not about to debate). I would certainly hope that false statements are corrected or removed from educational materials, and that's why I removed the statement this morning. Please let me know what you want to have done with this statement. Thanks, [[User:GregG|GregG]] 18:55, 24 October 2012 (EDT)
Hi, I see someone has reverted my removal of this sentence, so I will explain.
I'm not here to argue whether or not abortion causes an increased risk of breast cancer, or whether abortion and breast cancer are correlated. Rather, I am taking issue with the statement "nearly ever single study analyzing abortion has shown it to cause breast cancer." I provided a link to [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abortion_and_breast_cancer Wikipedia's article], which contains a bibliography with several studies analyzing abortion and breast cancer and finding '''no link''' between abortion and breast cancer. Such a list disproves the statement that "nearly ever single study analyzing abortion has shown it to cause breast cancer," even if there is, in fact, a link between abortion and breast cancer (which I'm not about to debate). I would certainly hope that false statements are corrected or removed from educational materials, and that's why I removed the statement this morning. Please let me know what you want to have done with this statement. Thanks, [[User:GregG|GregG]] 18:55, 24 October 2012 (EDT)