You decide!  Visit this website.  Read the clear explanations.  Note the research.  Many people with all the "right credentials" claim there is no causal relationship, while many others with the same credentials say there is.  The fact is, abortion is a multi- billion dollar industry in the US.  Is it possible that the money sways the way "research" interprets the facts?  AND......if there IS a link between abortion and breast cancer, who suffers?  

A new study published in the Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons  (October 2, 2007) shows that abortion is the "best predictor" for breast cancer.  Will this study make the 6:00 news or the print media?  Don't count on it.  Go to the direct source to get the facts on Patrick Carroll's complete study at this site.

(Patrick Carroll is the Director of Research for the Pension and Population Research Institute in London.)

For a brief summary of this study, go to our resource entitled, "Breast Cancer Epidemic Linked to Abortion."

This is a research-based website dedicated to educating the public about the increased incidents of breast cancer following abortion. This site is a good source of information for all women -- and for all people who care about women. 

A recently published UK study based on data collected from England and Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland, the Irish Republic, Sweden, the Czech Republic, Finland and Denmark, says that induced abortion is the best predictor of breast cancer.

Read this article for a short synopsis of Patrick Carroll's new study. 

To read the study in its entirety, go to our link entitled, "What Is the Best Predictor of Breast Cancer?"