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Line 44: − − However, it is also true that carrying a child to term before age 30, carrying multiple children to term, and even breastfeeding ''decrease'' the risk of breast cancer <ref>http://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736%2802%2909454-0/fulltext</ref> meaning that this statement may be based more on the positive effect of early childbearing rather than any effect of abortion.
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:Dr. Lynn Rosenberg: 'It's probably higher for the one who had an abortion at age 15.'
:Dr. Lynn Rosenberg: 'It's probably higher for the one who had an abortion at age 15.'
Despite the overwhelming evidence -- and inescapable logic -- for abortion increasing breast cancer, promoters of abortion cite flawed articles in an attempt to deny the link.<ref>The flaws in these articles are exposed in [[Harvard abortion study]] and [http://www.jpands.org/vol10no1/aschlafly.pdf].</ref>
Despite the overwhelming evidence -- and inescapable logic -- for abortion increasing breast cancer, promoters of abortion cite flawed articles in an attempt to deny the link.<ref>The flaws in these articles are exposed in [[Harvard abortion study]] and [http://www.jpands.org/vol10no1/aschlafly.pdf].</ref>