From where? "Fanatic" or "fringe" Catholic pro-life groups or the College of Cardinals? Nope. How about:
New England Journal of Medicine
Cancer Epidemiology Biomarkers & Prevention
Mayo Clinic Proceedings
The World Health Organization
Breast Cancer Prevention Institute
For further information, see the article: Breast Cancer and Oral Contraception, by Ruben Obregon.
For general articles about the immorality of contraception, see my Life Issues: Abortion, Contraception, and Euthanasia page. But immoral or not, if somethng (like, e.g., smoking) is shown to have a direct relation to cancer, rational folks will start listening. One might argue that it is common sense (even before scientifically-controlled medical studies are brought into it) to see that our selfish-oriented messing around with the divinely-designed human reproductive system was bound to have negative health effects. Sure enough . . .
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Tuesday, October 24, 2006
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