Dear Friends:
Two physicians
wrote a letter to the Daily Herald
(Arlington Heights, Illinois) entitled, "Why not prevent breast
cancer?" They argue that if a woman breastfeeds her babies for four
years, avoids synthetic "birth control" chemicals and never has an
abortion, her lifetime risk of developing breast cancer is
"statistically zero (not absolutely zero)." They correctly observed,
"We are causing an epidemic of breast cancer."
We couldn't agree
more. Cancer fundraising
businesses withheld evidence dating from the 1980s that combined oral
contraceptives (the pill) and combined hormone replacement therapy
(HRT) raise breast cancer risk until the national press (not
cancer groups) broke the news about the risk of using HRT in 2002.
Starting in 1957, they concealed the existence of a large body of
epidemiological, experimental and biological research implicating
abortion as a risk factor for breast cancer.
This
year, these organizations expect more than one-quarter of million women
to be diagnosed with breast cancer (in situ and invasive breast
cancer), but they are not alarmed. More cancer patients mean more
donors and donations.
You can read the
physicians' letter to the Daily Herald below.
Sincerely,
Karen Malec
Coalition on Abortion/Breast Cancer
ABORTION-BREAST CANCER NEWS HEADLINES
By Drs. Peter Rosi
and Mayer Eisenstein
Letter to Editor, Daily Herald
August 24, 2002
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The Coalition on
Abortion/Breast Cancer is an international women's organization
founded to protect the health and save the lives of women by educating
and providing information on abortion as a risk factor for breast
cancer.
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make tax-deductible, credit card donations. Donations can be mailed to:
Coalition on
Abortion/Breast Cancer
P.O. Box
957133
Hoffman
Estates, IL 60195
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recognizes the Coalition as a 501(c)3 organization.
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FURTHER INFORMATION:
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Abortion/Breast Cancer
Breast Cancer
Prevention Institute
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