Alert reader Elliott S (no, not that Elliot S) sends us this item:
"Study: Women With Bigger Breasts More Likely To Get Breast Cancer"
According to the article, there's now evidence of a genetic link between breast size and incidence of breast cancer. As reader Elliott observes:
"For a given probability of cellular mutation, a larger sample size has more mutated cells."
He then makes an interesting correlation:
"Translation: For a given marginal tax rate, high income individuals pay more tax dollars."
Which prompts him to wonder:
"Should insurance companies/Obamacare encourage breast reduction procedures to reduce future cancer treatment costs?"
Well?
"Study: Women With Bigger Breasts More Likely To Get Breast Cancer"
According to the article, there's now evidence of a genetic link between breast size and incidence of breast cancer. As reader Elliott observes:
"For a given probability of cellular mutation, a larger sample size has more mutated cells."
He then makes an interesting correlation:
"Translation: For a given marginal tax rate, high income individuals pay more tax dollars."
Which prompts him to wonder:
"Should insurance companies/Obamacare encourage breast reduction procedures to reduce future cancer treatment costs?"
Well?
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