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Like the tobacco industry, which denied for decades that cigarettes cause lung cancer, the billion-dollar [[abortion]] industry uses several statistical tricks to deny the undeniable harm of [[abortion]].  These tricks include:

Like the tobacco industry, which denied for decades that cigarettes cause lung cancer, the billion-dollar [[abortion]] industry uses several statistical tricks to deny the undeniable harm of [[abortion]].  These tricks include:

* include in the study many women who had an an [[abortion]] but are too young to develop breast cancer, which has an average age of diagnosis of 61, to deny harm to the post-abortion women<ref>See, e.g., the Melbye study [http://www.jewsforlife.org/ABCs.cfm] and the [[Harvard Abortion Study]]</ref>

* include in the study many women who had an an [[abortion]] but are too young to develop breast cancer, which has an average age of diagnosis of 61, to deny harm from abortion<ref>See, e.g., the Melbye study [http://www.jewsforlife.org/ABCs.cfm] and the [[Harvard Abortion Study]]</ref>

* exclude older, less politicized studies by saying that the researchers cannot be found to discuss it<ref>See, e.g., the Beral (Lancet) analysis.</ref>

* exclude older, less politicized studies by saying that the researchers cannot be found to discuss it<ref>See, e.g., the Beral (Lancet) analysis.</ref>

* downplay, and omit from the conclusion, significant medical harms found in post-abortive women<ref>See, e.g., the [[Harvard abortion study]], the Melbye study, and the Beral (Lancet) analysis.</ref>

* downplay, and omit from the conclusion, significant medical harms found in post-abortive women<ref>See, e.g., the [[Harvard abortion study]], the Melbye study, and the Beral (Lancet) analysis.</ref>