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There has been confusion of late concerning the World Health Organization’s International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) listing for their Group 1 Carcinogens, including several forms of oral contraceptives and estrogen replacement therapy. The confusion has arisen because the original link by WHO has been changed. After some sleuthing, here is a treasure trove [...]

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Q: Ms. Brinker, can you explain why you’re ending your longstanding relationship with Planned Parenthood? Brinker: I don’t think that’s an entirely accurate depiction of what has happened. The Komen Foundation has provided funding to Planned Parenthood for the purpose of providing breast screenings. Planned Parenthood performs palpations of the breast, manually feeling for lumps. [...]

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In the ongoing discussion about Komen funding for Planned Parenthood, it is essential that people understand the central issue, which is Komen funding an organization whose activities actually contribute to the incidence of breast cancer. One commenter on yesterday’s post, Dave Bunnell, left a very succinct statement with a perfect analogy to capture the essence [...]

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Of the many incongruities arising from last week’s savaging of the Susan G. Komen Foundation by Planned Parenthood and its minions, the greatest single seeming incongruity is the disproportionate attack on Komen in light of the paltry sum of money involved. Planned Parenthood is a $1 Billion per year organization who stood to lose $600,000 [...]

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1 Jesus entered Jericho and was passing through. 2 A man was there by the name of Zacchaeus; he was a chief tax collector and was wealthy. 3 He wanted to see who Jesus was, but because he was short he could not see over the crowd. 4 So he ran ahead and climbed a [...]

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Dear Ms. Brinker, As one who has been at odds with SGK over your organization’s funding of Planned Parenthood, I write today to offer you my heartfelt gratitude and congratulations for the principled and prudential position that you have taken in defunding Planned Parenthood. Having lost many family members to cancer, and having several close [...]

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The first paper I ever wrote in graduate school was a review of the literature on Leprosy. It is a disease transmitted by contact that we now know to be caused by a close first cousin of the bacterium that causes tuberculosis, and can be cured using the same antibiotics that we use against TB. [...]

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It seems that Senator Barbara Boxer is insisting that Planned Parenthood really, REALLY, performs mammograms, despite Live Action’s latest sting. Read about it here. It’s an odd set of circumstances. On the one hand, we have Abby Johnson, former PP clinic director, who claims that no PP does mammograms. On the same hand we have [...]

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In the uproar this past week over the Life Always billboard in New York City, carrying the message that the most dangerous place for an African American is in the womb, the most common denunciation was that the billboard was “racist.” But was it? In fairness, it’s understandable how the person on the street, looking [...]

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My article this week in Life News As October has closed, so does another Breast Cancer Awareness Month. It is a noble and worthy endeavor to raise awareness of this dread disease and how it affects the women we love and their families. We have indeed made great strides against this disease in all areas: [...]

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Thank You Drew Mariani

Many thanks to Drew Mariani and his producer Cassandra Everts for your gracious hospitality on today’s show and for your care and concern for women’s health. I am told that there were several callers and not enough time. So please leave any questions in the comments section here and I’ll be happy to answer all! [...]

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When scientists are so ideologically driven that they are willing to deceive themselves, that’s a tragedy. When scientists are so ideologically driven that they are willing to deceive the public, that’s criminal. In our ongoing study of the abortion/breast cancer link we have seen how the epidemiologists reject increased risk (which arises from an actual [...]

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Essential Reading on ABC

For anyone seriously interested in a comprehensive book written for the layperson on the ABC link, then I must recommend Dr. Chris Kahlenborn, M.D. Breast Cancer: Its link to Abortion and the Birth Control Pill Click the title to get to Amazon. This book is written in an easy to follow format, with attention paid [...]

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For easing newcomers along , please consult the glossary of terms that I’ve written to make the terminology very understandable. Also, consult the post that explains the essential background Title: Induced and Spontaneous Abortion and Incidence of Breast Cancer Among Young Women Authors: Karen B. Michels, Sc.D, Ph.D., Fei Xue, M.D., Graham A. Colditz, M.D., [...]

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The ABC Literature: #13 (Part I)

My apologies for the weeklong absence. I’ve been under the weather and will be playing catch-up all week. Today we consider a prospective study out of Harvard, involving 105,716 women, which declares no association between induced abortion and breast cancer. We shall consider several other of these ‘gold standard’ studies which indicate no link between [...]

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