The rate of breast cancer in Newton was 13 percent higher than the statewide average rate between 1982 and 1992. The study showed that women in neighborhoods with higher rates of breast cancer typically had higher incomes and education levels than women in areas with lower breast cancer rates. Middle to upper class women subscribe to such magazines. These women are bombarded with milk mustache ads, targeted by the National Fluid Milk Processors. They have the money to buy more sour cream, cheese, and whipped cream.
Milk is loaded with a hormone that's been identified as the key factor in breast cancer's growth.
Women who live in Newton, that's who. I left Ruth York with that thought. The Silent Spring Institute relies upon your donations. Kraft owns Nabisco and Post Cereals. Now, here's where it gets interesting.