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                           CREDITS  (Books)
   
ESSENTIAL
   
  Breast Health  (Charles  B. Simone, M.D.)
  Pregnancy & Childbirth Tips (Gail Dahl, Innovative Publishing, 1998)
  Return to the Joy of Health (Zoltan  P. Rona, M.D., Jeanne-Marie Martin)
  Total Breast Health (Robin Keuneke) [bonus: includes over 125 recipes]
  Every Woman's Book (Paavo Airola, N.D.)
  Estrogen and breast cancer: a warning to women (Carol  Ann Rinzler)
  Preventing Breast Cancer: The Story Of A Major, Proven, Preventable
    Cause Of This Disease (John W. Gofman, M.D., PhD, 1995)
  Jumping for Health (Dr. Morton Walker)   
  The Relaxation Response (Herbert Benson. M.D.)
 
Very Important
   
  Prescription for Nutritional Healing (James F. Balch, MD, PA Balch, CNC)
  A Cancer  Therapy (Max Gerson, M.D.)
  The Anti-Oxidant Revolution (Dr. Kenneth Cooper)
  The Breast Cancer Prevention Program (Dr. Samuel S. Epstein et al.)
  How to Prevent Breast Cancer (Vinton C. Vint, M.D., et al.)
  Natural Progesterone    The Multiple Roles of a Remarkable Hormone (John
    R. Lee, M.D.)
  What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Menopause (John Lee, MD, 1996)
  Optimum Sports Nutrition (Dr. Michael Colgan, 1993)
  Save Yourself from Breast Cancer (Robert M. Kradjian, M.D..)
  Breast  Cancer (Dr. Steve Austin, Cathy  Hitchcock, M.S.W)
  Encyclopedia of Natural Healing, Published by Siegfried Gursche, MH, and
    the alive Research Group (medical editor Dr. Zoltan Rona)
  The Power of Superfoods (Sam Graci)
  Reversing  Heart Disease  (Dean Ornish, M.D.)
  Food - Your Miracle  Medicine  (Jean Carper)
  Nursing Your Baby (Karen Pryor and Gale Pryor, 1991)
  Menopause  without  Medicine (Linda Ojeda, Ph.D.)
  Fats that Heal, Fats that Kill  (Udo Erasmus, Ph.D.)
  Eating Alive (Jonn Matsen, N.D., Jeanne-Marie Martin)
  The Airola Diet and Cookbook  (Paavo Airola, N.D.)
  Alternative  Medicine, the Definitive  Guide (Burton Goldberg Group)
  A Textbook on EDTA Chelation  Therapy (edited by Elmer Cranton, M.D.)
  40 Something  Forever  (Arline  Brecher)
  Turning Lead into Gold (N Hallaway (RN), Dr. Z Strauts)
                               
Important

  A Textbook on EDTA Chelation Therapy (edited Elmer Cranton, MD, 1989)
  Vibrational  Medicine  (Richard  Gerber, M.D.)
  Exercise and Mental  Health  (William  P. Morgan, Stephen E. Goldston,
    1987)
  Breastfeeding    A guide for the medical profession  (Ruth A Lawrence,
    M.D., 1994)
  Doctor Susan Love's Breast Book (1995, Dr. Susan M. Love)
  Breast Cancer: Poisons, Profits and Prevention (Liane Clorfene-Casten)
  Beyond  Prozac  (Michael  J. Norden, M.D.)
  A Family  doctor's Guide to Understanding and Preventing Cancer (S. R.
    Kaura, M.D.)
  Apricots  and Oncogenes  (Eileen  Jennings, Ph.D.)
  Silver Dental  Fillings:  the Toxic Time Bomb (Sam Ziff)
  Dressed to Kill (Sydney  Singer,  Soma Grismaijer)
  Who Shall Live? (Victor R. Fuchs, 1974)
  A Shot in the Dark (H. Coulter)
  Vaccination  (Viera Scheibner, Ph.D.)
  Complete Book of Cancer Prevention (Editors of Prevention Magazine)
  The Safe Shopper's Bible:
    A consumer's guide to non toxic household products, cosmetics, and
    food (David Steinman and Dr. Samuel Epstein, 1995, Macmillan USA)
                    
                          Credits (Magazines)
   
FASTING:
  To Fast or not to Fast? (Zoltan P. Rona, M.D., MSc), Health Naturally,
    June/July 1995
IODINE:
  New Hope for Lumpy, Painful Breasts  (Carolyn Demarco, MD), Health
    Naturally, August/September  1994
PREVENTION (Wide-ranging articles)
  Breast Cancer Update (Dr. Charles Simone), Health Counsellor, June/
    July 1996, pp. 17-23
  No Breast Cancer for My Daughter    How To Reduce the Risk (Brent
    Rooney), ALIVE, July August, pp. 17-18
SOY:
  The Joys of Soy (Adding It to Your Diet Could Add Years to Your Life)
    (Zoltan P. Rona, M.D., MSc), Health Naturally, Oct./Nov. 1997, pp.
    22-25    
VACCINATION:
  Homeopathy:  The Vaccination  Alternative (Steve Olsen, ND, DHANP),
    ALIVE, #164, June 1996, p. 36
 
                 Credits (mostly Medical Journal articles)

  [Abbreviations:
   Amer    American        Acup     Acupuncture                         
   BMJ     British Medical Journal               
   Br      British         Clin     Clinical                            
   Epi     Epidemiology    Intl     International      J        Journal
   JAMA    Journal of the American Medical Association
   JNCI    Journal of the National Cancer Institute
   Med     Medicine
   NEJM    New England Journal of Medicine
   Nutr    Nutrition       Path    Pathology       Prev     Preventative
   Res     Research                                        ]
      
ACUPUNCTURE
  Chein E, et al., Acupuncture and Cancer, Amer J Acup, 1976, 4:53-56
  Kobayashi T, Early Diagnosis of Microcancer by Cancer Check of Related
    Acupuncture  Meridian, Amer J Acup, 1985, 13:63-68
  Kobayashi T, The Detection and Treatment of Microcancer, Amer J Acup,
    1985, 13:137-147
  Madill P, Electroacupuncture: A True and Legitimate Preventative
    Medicine, Amer J Acup, 1974, pp. 80-93
  Tureanu L, Tureanu V, A Clinical Evaluation of the Effectiveness of
    Acupuncture for Insufficient Lactation, Amer J Acup, 1994, 22:23-27

ALCOHOL
  Longnecker M, et al., A Meta-Analysis of Alcohol Consumption in Relation
    to Risk of Breast Cancer, JAMA, 1988; 260:652-656
  Rosenberg L, et al., Breast Cancer and Alcoholic-Beverage Consumption,
    Lancet, 1982 (Jan 30):267-271

BIRTH

  Standfast S, et al., Birth Characteristics of Women Dying from Breast 
    Cancer, JNCI, 1967; 39:33-36
   
BREASTFEEDING ('nursing')

  American Academy of Petiatrics, Pediatrics, Breastfeeding and the Use of
    Human Milk, 1997; 100:1035-1039               
  Brinton LA, et al., Exposure to Breastmilk and Risk of Breast Cancer,
    Epidemiology, 1995, 6:198-199
  Clavey S, The Use of Acupuncture for the Treatment of Insufficient
    Lactation (Que Ru), Amer J Acup, 1996, 24:35-46
  Freudenheim  JL, et al., Exposure to Breastmilk in Infancy and Risk of
    Breast Cancer, Epidemiology, 1994, 5:324-331
  Layde PM, The Independent  Associations of Parity, Age of First Full Term
    Pregnancy, and Duration of Breastfeeding with the Risk of Breast Cancer,
    J Clin Epidem, 1989, 42:963-973
  Leven ML, et al., Lactation and Menstrual Function  As Related to Cancer
    of the Breast, Amer J Pub Health, 1964, 54:580-587
  Lucas A, et al., Breast Milk and Subsequent Intelligence in Children
    born preterm, Lancet, 1992; 339:261-264
  Mitchell E, Bottle feeding and sudden infant death syndrome, British
     Medical J, 1995; 311 (July 8)
  Newcomb PA, et al., Lactation and a Reduced Risk of Premenopausal Breast
    Cancer, NEJM, 1994, 330:81-87
  Piscane A, et al., Role of Breast Feeding in Paralytic Poliomyelitis,
    British Medical J, 1992; 305:1367
  Rogan W, et al., Breastfeeding and Cognitive development, Early Human
    Development, 1993; 31:181-193
  Romieu I, et al., Breast Cancer and Lactation History in Mexican Women,
    American J Epidemiology, 1996, 143:543-552

CALCIUM-CHANNEL BLOCKERS
  Moore P, Calcium-channel blockers may increase breast cancer risk,
    Lancet, 1997; 350:1227

DES (Diethylstilbestrol)
  Calle E, DES and Risk of Fatal Breast Cancer in a Prospective Cohort
    of US Women, American J Epidemiology, 1996; 144:645-652
   
DHEA
  Li S, et al., Prevention by dehydroepiandrosterone of the development of
    mammary carcinoma by 7,12-dimethylbenz(a)anthracene (DMBA) in the
    rat, Breast Cancer Research & Treatment, 1993;29:203-217

DIET
>FATS and OILS
  Carrol K, et al., Dietary fats and cancer, American J Clinical
    Nutrition, 1991; 53:S1064-S1067
  Lipworth L, et al., Olive Oil and Human Cancer: An Assessment of the 
    Evidence, Preventive Medicine, 1997; 26:181-190 
  Katan MB, Health effects of trans fatty acids, European J Clinical
    Investigation, 1998; 28:257-258
  Miller AB, et al., A Study of Diet and Breast Cancer, American J
    Epidemiology, 1978, 107:499-509
  Trichopoulos, et al., Consumption of olive oil and specific food groups
    in relation to breast cancer risk in Greece, JNCI, 1995;87:110-116
  Willet W, et al., Cohort Studies of Fat Intake and the Risk of Breast
    Cancer- A Pooled Analysis, NEJM, 1996; 334:356-361

>FOLIC ACID
  Daly L, Folate Levels and Nural Tube Defects, JAMA, 1995, 274:1698-1702
  Oakley  G, Urgent Need to Increase Folic Acid Consumption, JAMA, 1995,
    274:1717-1718
                                                                 
>GARLIC

  Dausch J, Garlic: A Review of its Relationship to Malignant Disease,
    Prev Med, 1990, 19:346-361
  Dorant E, et al., Garlic and its significance for the prevention of
    cancer in humans: a critical review, British J Cancer, 1993,
      67:424-429
  You W-C, et al., Allium Vegetables and Reduced Risk of Stomach Cancer,
    JNCI, 1989, 81:162-164
   
>GENERAL

  Block G, Epidemiologic evidence regarding vitamin C and cancer, American
    J Clinical Nutrition, 1991; 54:S1310-S1314
  Block G, Vitamin C and cancer prevention: the epidemiologic evidence,
    American J Clinical Nutrition, 1991; 53:S270-S282
  Ferro-Luzzi A, et al., Mediterranean diet, Italian-style: prototype of a
    healthy diet, Amer J Clin Nutrition, 1995, 61 (Suppl):1338-1345S
  Gey K, et al.., Plasma Levels of Antioxidant Vitamins in Relation to
    ischemic heart disease and cancer, Amer J Clin Nutr, 1987, 45:1368-1377
  Goldin B, The affect of milk and lactobacillus feeding on human intestinal
    bacterial enzyme activity, Amer J Clin Nutr, 1984, 39:756-761
  Ingram D, et al., Case-Control study of phyto-oestrogens and Breast
    Cancer, Lancet, 1997; 350:990-994
  Joseph R, et al., Diet and Breast Cancer: Review of the Epidemiologic
    Literature, Cancer Detection and Prevention, 1997; 21(5):426-430
  Kok F, et al., Combination Of Dietary Factors In Relation To Breast- 
    Cancer Occurrence, International J Cancer, 1991; 47:649-653
  Lewis S, et al., Total antioxidant capacity of seminal plasma is different
    in fertile and infertile men, Fertility and Sterility, 1995, 65:868-870
  Merzenich H, et al., Dietary Fat and Sports Activity as Determinants for
    Age At Menarche, Amer J Epidemiology, 1993, 138:217-224
  Michnovicz J, Induction of Estradiol Metabolism by Dietary 
    Indole-3-Carbinol in Humans, JNCI, 1990, 82:947-949
  Rose D, High-fiber diet reduces serum estrogen concentration in premeno-
    pausal women, Amer J Clin Nutr, 1991, 54:520-525
  Wynder E, et al., Diet and Breast Cancer in Causation and Therapy, Cancer,
    1986, 58:1804-1813
>GREEN TEA
  Suga K, et al., Influence of Drinking Green Tea on Breast Cancer
    Malignancy among Japanese Patients, Japanese J Cancer Research,
    1998; 89:254-261
>IODINE

  Ghent W, Iodine Replacement in Fibrocystic Disease of the Breast, Canadian
    J Surgery, 1993, 36:453-460
  Sicher K, et al., Thyroid Activity in Relation to Prognosis in Mammary
    Cancer, Brit J Cancer, 1967, 21:512-518
  Stadel B, et al., Dietary Iodine and Risk of Breast, Endometrial, and
    Overian Cancer, Lancet, 1976, 24 April: 890-891
>KELP
  Teas J, et al., Dietary Seaweed (Laminaria) and Mammary Carcinogenesis in
    Rats, Cancer Research, 1984, 44:2758-2761
>MEAT
  Hirayama T, et al., Epidemiology of Breast Cancer with Special Reference
    to Role of Diet, Prev Med, 1978, 7:173-195
  Knekt P, et al., Intake of Fried Meat and Risk of Cancer: A Follow-up
    study in Finland, International J Cancer, 1994; 59:756-760

>MENARCHE
  Berstein L, [letter] Age of Menarche, birthweight, and risk of cancer,
    International J Cancer, 1997; 72:383
  Maclure M, et al., A prospective cohort study of nutrient intake and age
    at menarche, Amer J Clin Nutrition, 1991, 54:649-656
  Moisan A, et al., A Nested Case-Control Study of the Correlates of
    Early Menarche, Amer J Epidemiology, 1990; 132:953-961
  Staszewski J, et al., Age of Menarche and Breast Cancer, JNCI, 1971;
    47:935-940

>ORGANIC FOOD
  Smith B, Organic Foods vs Super Market Foods: Element Levels, J
    Applied Nutrition, 1993;45:35-39
>SOY
  Anderson JW, Meta-Analysis of the Effects of Soy Protein Intake on
    Serum Lipids, NEJM, 1995; 333:276-282
  Challem J and Dolby V, [book] The Health Benefits of Soy, (1996, Keats
    Publishing)
---------------------------End of Diet References-----------------------

ENDOMETRIAL CANCER
  Brinton LA, et al., Reproductive, menstrual, and medical risk factors
    for endometrial cancer: Results from a case-control study; American
    J Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1992; 167:1317-1325

ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION 
  Dockery D, et al., An Association between Air Pollution and Mortality
    in six U.S. Cities, NEJM, 1993; 329:1753-1759
  Dodin S, Could Rising Levels of Estrogen Receptor in Breast Cancer Be
    Due to Estrogenic Pollution?, JNCI, 1997; 89:888-889
  Dewailly E, et al., High Organochlorine Body Burden in Women With
    Estrogen Receptor-Positive Breast Cancer, JNCI, 1994; 86:232-234
  Keisal J, et al., Air Pollution and Mortality in Philadelphia, 1974-
    1988, American J Epidemiolgy, 1997; 146:750-762
  Schwartz J, et al., Mortality And Air Pollution In London: A Time
    Series Analysis, Amer J Epidemiology, 1990; 131:185-194
                                              
EXERCISE
  Bernstein L, et al., Prospects for the Primary Prevention of Breast Cancer,
    Amer J Epidemiology, 1982, 134:142-152
  Bernstein L, et al., Physical Exercise and Reduced Risk of Breast Cancer
    in Young Women, JNCI, 1994, 86:1403-1408
  Cooper KH, et al., Physical Fitness and All-Cause Mortality, JAMA, 1989,
    262:2395-2401
  Deuster P, et al., Exercise in the Prevention and Treatment of
    Chronic Disorders, Women's Health Issues, 1996; 6:320-331
  Firsch RE, et al., Lower Prevalence of Breast Cancer and Cancers of the
    Reproductive  System Among Former College Athletes Compared to Non-
    athletes, British J Cancer, 1985, 52:885-891
  Frisch RE, et al., Delayed Menarche and Amenorrhea in Ballet Dancers,
    Lancet, 1981, 303:17-19
  Frisch RE, et al., Delayed Menarche and Amenorrhea of College Athletes in
    Relation to Age at Onset of Training, JAMA, 1981, 246:1559-1563
  Gammon M, et al, Recreational and Occupational Physical Activities and
    Risk of Breast Cancer, JNCI, 1998; 90:100-117
  Kujala U, et al., Relationship of Leisure-Time Physical Activity and
    Mortality (The Finnish Twin Cohort), JAMA, 1998;279:440-444
  McTiernan A, Occurrence of Breast Cancer in Relation to Recreational
    Exercise in Women Age 50-64 years, Epidemiology, 1996;598-604
  Paffenbarger R, et al., Physical Activity, All-Cause Mortality, and
    Longevity of College Alumni, NEJM, 1986; 314:605-613
  Pate R, et al., Physical Activity and Public Health, JAMA, 1995;
    273:402-407
  Thune I, et al., Physical Activity And The Risk Of Breast Cancer,
    NEJM, 1997; 336:1269-1275

FIBROIDS
  Parazzini F, et al., Reproductive Factors and Risk of Uterine Fibroids,
    Epidemiology, 1996; 7:440-444

HAIR DYE
  Hennekens C, et al., Use of Permanent Hair Dyes and Cancer among
        Registered Nurses, Lancet, 1979 (30 June):1390-1393

HEART DISEASE
  Gordon T, et al., Menopause and Coronary Heart Disease, Annals of
    Internal Medicine, 1978; 89:157-161
  Kannel W, et al., Menopause and Risk of Cardiovascular Disease (The
    Framingham Study), Annals of Internal Medicine, 1976; 85:447-452
  Oliver M, et al., Ischaemic Heart Disease in Young Women, British 
    Medical J, 1974; 4:253-259
  Parrish H, et al., Time interval from castration in premenopausal
    women to development of excessive coronary atherosclerosis,
    American J Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1967; 99:155-162

JAPANESE
  Kato I, A case-control study of Breast Cancer among Japanese women:
    with special reference to family history and reproductive and dietary
    factors, Breast Cancer Research and Treatment, 1992; 24:51-59
 
MAMMOGRAPHY
>BREAST DENSITY as a marker for breast cancer risk:
   Byrne C, et al., Mammographic Features and Breast Cancer Risk: Effects
     With Time, Age, and Menopausal Status, JNCI, 1995; 87:1622-1629
>GENERAL
  Gram IT, Reproductive and Menstrual factors in relation to mammographic
    parenchymal patterns among perimenopausal women, British J Cancer,
    1995;  71:647-650

MARKERS FOR INCREASED CANCER RISK

  Salomen J, et al., Risk of cancer in relation to serum concentrations
    of selenium and vitamins A and E, British Medical J, 1985, 290:417-420

MELATONIN
  Bartsch C, et al., Depression of Serum Melatonin in Patients with Primary
    Breast Cancer is Not Due to an Increased Peripheral Metabolism, Cancer,
    1991, 67:1681-1684
  Hill S, et al., The growth inhibatory action of melatonin on human breast
    cancer cells is linked to estrogen response system, Cancer Letters,
    1992, 64:249-256
  Wilson AL, Melatonin blocks the stimulatory effects of prolactin on human
    breast cell growth culture, Brit J Cancer, 1995, 72:1435-1440
MIDWIVES
  Oakley D, Comparisons of Outcome of Maternity Care by Obstetricians
    and Certified Nurse-Midwives, Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1996;
    88:823-829
!!MacDorman M, et al., Midwifery care, social and medical risk factors,
    and birth outcomes, J Epidemiology and Community Health, 1998; 52:
    310-317



NATURAL FAMILY PLANNING
  Ryder B, et al., Natural Family Planning, Lancet, 1995; 346:774-776
   
NATURAL PROGESTERONE
  Brinton L, et al., Cancer Risk after Evaluation for Infertility, Amer J
    Epi, 1989, 129:712-722
  Lee JR, Osteoporosis reversed with transdermal progesterone, Lancet, 1990,
    336:1327
 
NEW BORN HEALTH
  Chambers K, Neural tube defects in British Columbia, Lancet, 1994; 343:
     489-490

OCCUPATION & BREAST CANCER
  Loomis D, Breast Cancer Mortality Among Female Electrical Workers in
    the United States, JNCI, 1994; 86:921-925
  Rubin C, et al., Occupation as a Risk Identifier for Breast Cancer,
    American J Public Health, 1993; 83:1311-1315

PREGNANCY
  Koren G, Drugs in Pregnancy, NEJM, 1998; 338:1128-1137
  Weed Susan, Wise Woman Herbal for the Childbearing Year [book]
!!Gail Dahl, [book] Pregnancy & Childbirth Tips (Innovative Publ., 1998)

RADIATION
  Modan B, Increased risk of Breast Cancer after low dose radiation, Lancet,
    1989, 25 March:629-631
  Bhatia S, et al., Breast Cancer And Other Second Neoplasms After
    Childhood Hodgkin's Disease, NEJM, 1996; 334:745-751

RELIGION
>MORMONS
  Lyon JL, et al. Cancer incidence in Mormons and Non-Mormons in Utah
    During 1967-75, JNCI, 1980, 65:1055-1061
>SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST
  Phillips R, et al., Mortality Among California Seventh-Day Adventists
    for Selected Cancer Sites, JNCI, 1980; 65:1097-1107

REPRODUCTIVE-HORMONAL
>GENERAL
  Bernstein L, et al. Correlation of Estrogen levels between Successive
    Pregnancies, Amer J Epidemiology, 1995; 142:625-628
  Bernstein L, et al., Higher Levels of Free Estradiol in First
    Compared to Second Pregnancy: Early Gestational Differences,
    JNCI, 1986; 76:1035-1039
  Canty L, Breast Cancer Risk: Protective Effect of an Early First Full-
    Term Pregnancy Versus Increases Risk of Induced Abortion, Oncology
    Nursing Forum, 1997; 24:1025-1031
  Colditz GZ, et al., The use of Estrogens and Progestins and the Risk of 
    Breast Cancer in Postmenopausal Women, NEJM, 1995, 332:1589-1593
  Daling JR, et al., Risk of Breast Cancer Among Young Women: 
    Relationship to Induced Abortion, JNCI, 1994, 83:1584-1592
  Ewertz M, et al., Age at First Birth, Parity and Risk of Breast Cancer: A
    Meta-Analysis of 8 studies from the Nordic Countries, Intl J Cancer, 
    1990, 46:597-603                     
  Flamant R, et al., Familial Risk of Breast Cancer and Abortion, Cancer 
    Detection & Prevention, 1994, 18(1):51-55
  Grodstein F, Relation of Tubal infertility to History of Sexually Trans-
    mitted Diseases, Amer J Epidemiology, 1993, 137:577-584
  Howe HL, et al., Early Abortion and Breast Cancer Risk among Women under
    age 40, Intl J Epidemiology, 1989, 18:300-304
  Kato I, et al., A case-control study of breast cancer among Japanese
    women: with special reference to family history and reproductive and
    dietary factors, Breast Cancer Research and Treatment, 1992; 24:51-59
  Krieger N, Exposure, susceptibility, and breast cancer risk, Breast
    Cancer Research & Treatment, 1989, 13:205-213
  Laing AE, et al., Breast Cancer Risk Factors in African-American Women: 
    The Howard University Tumor Registry Experience, J National Medical
    Association, 1993, 85:931-939
  Lipwort L, Maternal Pregnancy Estrogens, Breast Cancer Risk and
    Utah Data, JNCI, 1995; 87:144-145
  Lyon JL, et al., Cancer incidence in Mormons and Non-Mormons in Utah During
    1967-75, JNCI, 1980, 65:1055-1061
  MacMahon B, et al., Age at First Birth and Breast Cancer Risk. Bulletin
    World Health Organization, 1970, 43:209-221
  Olsson H, et al., Her-2/neu and INT2 Proto-oncogene Amplification in
    Malignant Breast Tumors in Relation to Reproductive Factors and Exposure
    to Exogenous Hormones, JNCI, 1991, 83:1483-1487
  Petrakis N, et al., Influence of Pregnancy and Lactation on Serum and
    Breast Fluid Estrogen Levels: Implications For Breast Cancer Risk,
    International J Cancer, 1987; 40:587-591
  Remennick LI, Reproductive Patterns and Cancer Incidence in Women: A
    Population-Based Correlation Study in the USSR, Intl J Epidemiology,
    1989, 18:498-510
   Richardson J, et al., Effects of legal termination on subsequent
    pregnancy, BMJ, 1976 (29 May):1303-1304
  Russo J, Russo IH, Susceptibility of the Mammary Gland to Carcinogenesis,
    Amer J Pathology, 1980, 100:497-512
  Thompson W, Maternal Age at Birth and Risk of Breast Cancer in
    Daughters, Epidemiology, 1990; 1:101-106
  White Emily, Projected Changes in Breast Cancer Incidence due to the Trend
    toward Delayed Childbearing, Amer J Pub Health, 1987, 77:495-497
  Yusa S, Trichopoulos D, et al., Age At Any Birth And Breast Cancer Risk,
    Intl J Cancer, 1983, 31:701-704
>HORMONE REPLACEMENT THERAPY -
  Beral V, et al., Breast Cancer and hormone replacement therapy:
    collaborative reanalysis of 51 epidemiologic studies of 52 705
    women with Breast Cancer and 108 411 women without Breast Cancer,
    Lancet, 1997; 350:1047-1059
  Steinberg K, A Meta-analysis of the effect of Estrogen Replacement
    Therapy on the risk of Breast Cancer, JAMA, 1991; 265:1985-1990  
>INFERTILITY
  Baird A, New Reproductive Technologies: The Canadian Perspective,
    Women's Health Issues, 1996; 6:156-166
>ORAL CONTRACEPTIVES -
  Thomas D, et al., Breast Cancer and combined oral contraceptives:
    results from a multinational study, British J Cancer, 1990; 61:110-119
  Daling J, et al., Oral Contraceptives and Breast Cancer risk Among
    Younger Women, JNCI, 1995; 87:827-835
  Meade T, et al., Oral Contraceptives, clotting factors and thrombosis,
    American J Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1982; 142:758-761
>TWINS
  Jacobson H, et al., Multiple Births and Maternal Risk of Breast Cancer,
    American J Epidemiology, 1989; 129:865-873
  Murphy MFG, et al., Breast Cancer risk in mothers of twins, British
    J Cancer, 1997; 75:1066-1068
---------------------------End of Reproductive/Hormonal References--------

SINGLE MOMS
  Lipman E, et al., Single mothers in Ontario: Sociodemographic, physical,
    and mental health characteristics, Canadian Medical Association J,
    1997; 156:639-645
SUICIDE:
  Appleby L, Suicide during pregnancy and in the first postnatal year,
    BMJ, 1991;302:137-140
  Gissler M, Suicides after pregnancy in Finland, 1987-94, register
    linkage study, BMJ, 1996;313:1431-1434
  Marzuk P, Lower Risk of Suicide During Pregnancy, Amer J Psychiatry,
    1997; 154:122-123  

TOBACCO
  Heritier S, et al., Relation of Breast Cancer with Passive and Active
    Exposure to Tobacco Smoke, American J Epidemiology, 1996; 143:918-928

VEGETARIANISM

  Anholm A, et al., The Relationship of a Vegetarian Diet to Blood Pressure,
    Prev Med, 1978,7:35
  Barbosa J, The relationship among adiposity, diet and hormone
    concentrations in vegetarian and nonvegetarian postmenopausal women,
    Amer J Clin Nutr, 1990, 51:798-803
  Dwyer J, et al., Health aspects of vegetarian diets, Amer J Clinical
    Nutrition, 1988; 48:712-738
  Goldin BR, et al., Effect of Diet on Excretion of Estrogens in Premeno-
    pausal  and Postmenopausal Women, Cancer Res, 1981, 41:3771-3773
  Goldin BR, et al., Estrogen Excretion Patterns and Plasma Levels in
    Vegetarians and Omnivorous Women, NEJM, 1982, 307:1542-1547
  Sanchez A, et al., A Hypothesis of the Etiological Role of Diet on Age
    of Menarche, Medical Hypothesis, 1981, 7:1339-1345

VENEREAL DISEASE
  Ebrahim S, et al., Mortality Related to Sexually Tranmitted Diseases
    in US Women, 1972 through 1992, American J Public Health, 1997; 87:
    938-944

VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTS
>PRETERM AND VERY PRETERM NEW BORNS
  Botto L, et al., Periconceptional Multivitamin Use and the Occurrence of
    Conotruncal Heart Defects: Results from a Population, Case-control
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