Women having abortions over and over/abortion-breast cancer link

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MATTERS OF LIFE AND DEATH

Women having abortions over and over

33% repeat in Britain, procedure's risks allegedly swept under rug

 

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Posted: May 16, 2005

3:13 p.m. Eastern

 

 

 

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A dramatic rise in repeat abortions has reinforced fears that women are

increasingly having terminations for lifestyle reasons, reports the London

Daily Mail.

 

One in three abortions is now carried out on women who have had at least one

before, according to the British Pregnancy Advisory Service.

 

 

 

Women between 20 and 24 have taken over from teenagers as the largest age

group to have abortions - while only one in 100 abortions is carried out

solely because of a medical risk to the baby.

 

 

 

 

Some observers warned the emotional and physical risks of abortion were

being " swept under the carpet. " The procedure can make it more difficult for

women to ever start a family, and many later suffer depression.

 

The new figures from the BPAS, Britain's leading abortion provider, reveal

that 181,582 terminations were carried out in England and Wales in 2003, a

3.2 percent increase from the previous year and a 15 percent rise since

1993.

 

Among these, some 57,241 - 32 percent - were on women who had already

undergone a termination at least once. This is almost a third higher than

the 1993 figure.

 

Earlier this year it was revealed that one woman from London had six

abortions in just 12 months.

 

Broadcaster and author Anne Atkins, whose book " Child Rearing For Fun "

encourages people to embrace parenthood, said the abortion trend was

" desperately sad. "

 

The mother of five said: " No one in their right mind should think abortion

is a good thing that can be entered into lightly as a lifestyle choice. It

is not a form of contraception. It can be harmful to women physically and

emotionally, and these figures should worry everyone, even those who are

pro-choice. Something is going wrong here and work needs to be done to

address the problem.

 

 

 

" Abortion should be justified only in the most extreme circumstances and

women need to be aware of the dangers, " she said. " It's not good for the

body, and many women suffer emotional problems they did not expect. "

 

Consultant gynecologist Dr. Himansu Basu said: " For many women abortion is

not as straightforward as it might seem. It can cause infections and heavy

bleeding and episodes of depression which can last several years. "

 

Related story:

 

Abortion-breast cancer link covered up by scientists

 

http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=44282

 

 

 

 

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Farah talks abortion-breast cancer link

Hosts pioneer researcher on subject who points to cover up

 

 

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Posted: May 17, 2005

1:00 a.m. Eastern

 

 

 

© 2005 WorldNetDaily.com

 

Joel Brind, Ph.D., the author of a new landmark report suggesting a

significant cover up of the link between abortion and breast cancer, will be

a guest today on " Joseph Farah's WorldNetDaily RadioActive, " the nationally

syndicated talk program.

 

As WorldNetDaily reported, Brind says an overwhelming amount of evidence

collected in nearly 50 years of studies demonstrating a conclusive link

between abortion and breast cancer has been systematically covered up by

biased scientists, government agencies and the news media using fraudulent

data to deceive women about potentially life-and-death decisions.

 

Says Brind: " Denial of the ABC link has become the party line of all major

governmental agencies (including the World Health Organization), mainstream

medical associations (including the American College of Obstetricians and

Gynecologists and Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists) and the

most prestigious medical journals (including the New England Journal of

Medicine). "

 

 

 

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