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:Ethnicity is a valid issue. Reproductive organs don't differ but genetics sometimes do. Given that breast cancer has a genetic component, it could be different for different ethnic groups (I have no idea whether it is). [[User:Murray|Murray]] 21:15, 24 April 2007 (EDT)
You would have a good point, if this was a study about inherited vulnerability to breast cancer.
The existence of a special gene carried by African American or Hispanic women only, that would somehow increase vulnerability to breast cancer, only after an abortion, and not even in the case of a completed pregnancy, seems highly unlikely to me, although I do not have a Ph.D in genetics.
In any case I do not believe this is sufficient to "debunk" this study.
[[User:Middle Man|Middle Man]]
