[vis a vis]

Not disputing this but how can you explain my mother. Married at 17, had children by the time she was 28. Cancer pre menopausal at 50, (radiation and chemotherapy), pronounced cancer free 7 years later. At age 65, she had breast cancer in her remaining breast. Got to go through radiation and chemotherapy again. I am thinking that there must be other factors that what is listed here.

[SorosOwnsObama]

There are plenty of people who get lung cancer who never touched a cigarette. The fact is though that cigarette smoking greatly increases the risk of lung cancer. Yes, there are plenty of women out there who never touched a birth control pill, had a large family and never had an abortion who get breast cancer. Yet the chances of having breast cancer goes down with each child you have. It is not 100% that having kids will absolutely prevent breast cancer, but not having kids increases a woman’s risk.