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A group of researchers<ref>None of the researchers hold positions in oncology, the specialty devoted to cancer, and one of the researchers is a nutritionist.</ref> at the Harvard School of Public Health and Harvard Medical School, operating under a government research grant, claim that a group of relatively young nurses show no increased incidence of breast cancer from abortion.
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A group of researchers<ref>None of the researchers hold positions in oncology, the specialty devoted to cancer, and one of the researchers is a nutritionist.</ref> at the Harvard School of Public Health and Harvard Medical School, operating under a government research grant, claim that a group of relatively young nurses show no increased incidence of [[breast cancer]] from [[abortion]].
    
The average age of diagnosis of breast cancer in America is 61 years old.<ref>http://www.webmd.com/breast-cancer/news/20050922/fewer-american-women-dying-of-breast-cancer</ref>  But the average age of participants in this study was only 42 years old, too young for the average person to develop breast cancer. This study is as meaningless as drawing conclusions about heart disease by looking at teenagers.
 
The average age of diagnosis of breast cancer in America is 61 years old.<ref>http://www.webmd.com/breast-cancer/news/20050922/fewer-american-women-dying-of-breast-cancer</ref>  But the average age of participants in this study was only 42 years old, too young for the average person to develop breast cancer. This study is as meaningless as drawing conclusions about heart disease by looking at teenagers.
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