[VADoc1980]

I’ve read the studies attempting to link abortion to breast cancer and they are inherently flawed. I don’t believe there’s a link. Abortion is unsafe in other ways, however, and it is obviously immoral and contrary to the will of God. The case against abortion is strong enough to stand on its own without bringing in this outside issue that is by no means even close to conclusive.

[conservativebuckeye]

You’re probably right about the studies being flawed, but you can’t deny that breast cancer rates have gone up considerably since Roe v Wade. It could definitely be coincidental, but other than the pill, what is so different for women over the past 50 years that could explain the rates going up?

[UCANSEE2]

I’ve read the studies attempting to link abortion to breast cancer and they are inherently flawed.

Maybe. But consider this.

The female body generates breast milk in response to what factor?

If the body produces the breast milk, and it has no where to go, what happens to it?

[exDemMom]

I’ve read the studies attempting to link abortion to breast cancer and they are inherently flawed. I don’t believe there’s a link. Abortion is unsafe in other ways, however, and it is obviously immoral and contrary to the will of God. The case against abortion is strong enough to stand on its own without bringing in this outside issue that is by no means even close to conclusive.

All epidemiological studies are flawed. I wouldn't discount a link, either.