The Unholy Alliance Part One
By Kathleen Deoul
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In a recent study, researchers at the Sart Tilman Hospital in Liege Belgium have concluded that women with breast cancer have higher residues of the chemicals DDT and HCB in their tissue. The study included 159 women with breast cancer and 250 healthy women.
According to Dr. Charles Charlier, a lead researcher, "These results add to the growing evidence that certain persistent pollutants may occur in higher concentrations in blood samples from breast cancer patients than controls."
What was particularly striking was that 25% of the healthy women had no detectable levels of either DDT or HCB in their blood samples whereas only 2.5% of the women with breast cancer did.
Since it is known that DDT and HCB act like estrogen in the human body, stimulating the growth of precancerous and cancerous cells, the finding provides an important indication of the role these pollutants may have in the rapid increase in breast cancer rates.

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