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Originally Posted by pstinard  AHA!!!! The systematic review mentioned in the Viszlas study stating that risk of mammary cancer shouldn't be a concern in making decisions about spaying is the same review mentioned in the study that I just quoted in my last post:
"A recent attempt to determine the significance of these data by systematic review of the veterinary literature was unable to identify strong evidence suggesting that spaying decreases the risk of mammary cancer; however, this systematic review is based on work in human medicine and requires a massive body of literature, which does not exist in veterinary medicine.35"
So there is a difference of opinion on the validity of that systematic review... |
Again Mercola claimed to have a light beam to detect breast cancer. He's a danger and menace to human medicine with his unproven theories. Not long ago, a woman who was in advanced stages of breast cancer was one of my surgeons patients. While she was laying on the OR table asleep he looked at me and said... This woman didnt need to be this advanced and will most likely die because she falled an unproven homeopathic treatment. If she just would have listened to us 18 months ago. It was very quiet after that. Mercola....