Fake eyelashes, fake breasts, fake blondes, fake tan. ... Abortion, international policy, marijuana, underage drinking, peer pressure, community involvement, same sex marriage and adoption are topics frequently raised by the panel. ... Since the earliest reformers in the 1800s, and especially the female reformists in the 1960s, women have claimed equality among the sexes. ... Are fake eyelashes, silicone breasts, and bleach blonde hair indicants of true natural beauty? ... How many have small breasts? ...

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For example, the question of a link between induced abortion and breast cancer has been investigated extensively. Major medical and scientific bodies have concluded that abortion does not cause breast cancer, although such a link continues to be promoted by anti-abortion groups. ...

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Breast cancer has also been found to be a possible side-effect of abortion. ... "She investigated all the women in this who developed breast cancer under age 40 and checked to see whether or not they had abortions. The conclusion was that women who had aborted their first pregnancy had a 1.7 times increased risk of breast cancer. ... If you are going to have sex, you can get pregnant. ...

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Women need to think about the consequences that can occur before having sexual relations and by extension unprotected sex. ... A woman who gets an abortion increases the risk of breast cancer. When a woman becomes pregnant, her breast immediately begins to change in order to nurse the baby. That change is not finished until the baby is born and the abortion stops the breast in the mid-change and they don't know what to do with the partly changed cells and this in turns becomes cancerous. ...

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There are specific conditions like unconsensual sex that can also have an affect on the decisions of the mother and or father. ... Better access to contraception, responsible sex education, and emergency contraception could cut the number of unintended pregnancies and abortions drastically. ... National Religious Organizations Support Reproductive Choice [Dec 2003]) Despite the claims of some anti-choice groups, studies have not shown that induced abortions increase the risk of breast cancer. Independent experts such as the National Breast Cancer Coalition, the American Cancer Society, ...

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In most cases, women who use the drug, RU 486, have an unwanted pregnancy as a result of either unprotected sex, or their method of prevention failed. ... Although RU 486 has been used for abortion, scientists believe that the drug may be helpful in treating endometriosis, fibroids, breast cancer, and certain non-malignant brain tumors called meningomas. ... This drug may also help a woman who has had unprotected sex with a partner and is not ready to take on the responsibility of an infant. ...

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In most cases, women who use the drug, RU 486, have an unwanted pregnancy as a result of either unprotected sex, or their method of prevention failed. ... Although RU 486 has been used for abortion, scientists believe that the drug may be helpful in treating endometriosis, fibroids, breast cancer, and certain non-malignant brain tumors called meningomas. ... This drug may also help a woman who has had unprotected sex with a partner and is not ready to take on the responsibility of an infant. ...

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• Grade Level: High School