Four studies have shown that there is a direct correlation between the number of terminal ends buds in a breast and its susceptibility to breast cancer. Sure enough, the dioxin-exposed young rats developed many more breast cancers than did the control group. There are important opportunities to prevent breast cancers, and other cancers, in this world, and they do not require us to expose tens of millions of women to powerful chemotherapy drugs year after year. They simply require us to develop the political will to clamp down on the murderous practices of industrial polluters and the food industry. The study was published in September.
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