In March of this year, National Review reported on new studies that, again, reveal the “alarming rate” of breast cancer among women who have had abortions. As National Review notes, “[M]illions of women worldwide who have had abortions over the past several decades are coming down with breast cancer at alarmingly increased rates. Dozens of papers are being published that show the trend.” Also, “A 2014 meta-analysis of 36 studies from mainland China reported a 44 percent overall increase in breast-cancer risk among women who had had an abortion. But the strongest evidence comes from South Asia -- India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka -- where the typical woman marries young, has several children and breastfeeds them all, and never drinks alcohol or smokes cigarettes. In such populations, where there is little else besides abortion to cause breast cancer, relative risks for abortion average greater than fourfold and as high as twentyfold,...(Read Full Article)