The Stubborn Biological Facts regarding the Abortion-Breast Cancer link

By Joel Brind, Ph.D. Editor’s note. October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The following is a terrific layperson-friendly explanation why having an induced abortion increases a woman’s chances of having breast cancer. In this post, I will go over the basic, underlying biology of how and why abortion interferes with normal breast development and breast … Read more

A new Chinese meta-analysis compiles old data, bad data to try to minimize Abortion and Breast Cancer link

By Joel Brind, Ph.D. Joel Brind, Ph.D. It took just over a year—after a new meta-analysis of Chinese abortion-breast cancer link (ABC link) studies corroborated the link between having an induced abortion and a heightened risk of breast cancer—for a new Chinese meta-analysis to attempt to throw cold water on the link. In this instance, … Read more

Big news of abortion-breast cancer link in China provokes swift (and unoriginal) pro-abortion backlash

  By Joel Brind, Ph.D Joel Brind, Ph.D. Just this past week, NRL News readers learned of a bombshell—a systematic review and meta-analysis of abortion-breast cancer studies in China, which reported a 44% overall increase in breast cancer among women who’d had any abortions. I described it as a “game-changer” for several reasons, including the … Read more

Chinese Abortion-Breast Cancer bombshell: Meta-analysis of 36 Chinese studies shows abortion increases breast cancer risk by 44%

By Joel Brind, Ph.D. A new systematic review and meta-analysis of abortion and breast cancer (ABC link) in China, published last week in the prestigious, peer-reviewed international cancer journal, “Cancer Causes and Control,” showed that the overall risk of developing breast cancer among women who had at least one induced abortion was significantly increased by … Read more

Four part series on the abortion-breast cancer link (ABC link)

“The abortion-breast cancer link (ABC link): Those stubborn facts again! Part One of Four By Joel Brind, Ph.D. Joel Brind, Ph.D. The resurgence of the abortion-breast cancer debate—this time prompted by the introduction of bills in three states that would require warning women seeking abortion about the link between induced abortion and breast cancer—has again … Read more