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# The abstract for the study, and the resultant publicity, concealed how the data showed that abortion was correlated with an increase in the most dangerous type of breast cancer. Instead, the researchers publicize the misleading "conclusion" that induced abortion was not "associated with the incidence of breast cancer."<ref>Study p. 814</ref> Causing a more dangerous type of a disease is "associated with" its incidence and should have been included in the abstract and publicity. It was misleading to state otherwise.
# The abstract for the study, and the resultant publicity, concealed how the data showed that abortion was correlated with an increase in the most dangerous type of breast cancer. Instead, the researchers publicize the misleading "conclusion" that induced abortion was not "associated with the incidence of breast cancer."<ref>Study p. 814</ref> Causing a more dangerous type of a disease is "associated with" its incidence and should have been included in the abstract and publicity. It was misleading to state otherwise.
# Other issues remain unresolved and warrant explanation by the researchers. Why did they exclude from their analysis people who had an induced abortion and were newly diagnosed as having breast cancer?<ref>Study p. 815</ref> How would the results change if they were included? Also, how would the results change if those who declined to answer the question about induced abortion were treated as if that were a "yes" answer (i.e., the non-answer wsa due to privacy) rather than a "no" answer? Finally, do the researchers make their data available for independent review?
# Other issues remain unresolved and warrant explanation by the researchers. Why did they exclude from their analysis people who had an induced abortion and were newly diagnosed as having breast cancer?<ref>Study p. 815</ref> How would the results change if they were included? Also, how would the results change if those who declined to answer the question about induced abortion were treated as if that were a "yes" answer (i.e., the non-answer wsa due to privacy) rather than a "no" answer? Finally, do the researchers make their data available for independent review?
==See also==
==See also==
==External Links==
==External Links==
[http://www.abortionbreastcancer.com/coverup1.htm Coalition on Abortion/Breast Cancer]
[http://www.abortionbreastcancer.com/coverup1.htm Coalition on Abortion/Breast Cancer]
== References ==
<references/>
[[Category: Abortion]]
[[Category: Abortion]]