Lee Galasso <[log in to unmask]> posted:

>As for the news item you quoted:  "exposure to toxins in the environment was
>leading to an increase of insufficient mammary tissue -- women who are in
>areas of high exposure are at risk of not developing enough functional
>breast tissue."  Do you have a link or study that goes into that more?  I
>would love to read more.  Thanks!

Might this be the study? The full text is freely available at the following 
link.

Altered Breast Development in Young Girls from an Agricultural Environment 
<http://www.ehponline.org/docs/2005/8280/abstract.html>.

regards,
Julia

Julia R. Barrett
Freelance Science Writer & Editor
Mom to Sean (6) and Kira (2)
Madison, Wisconsin

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