Ms. Jeanette R. Joyce

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  www.legalrecord.net/bioethics-journal-charges-lancet-s. - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 12/23/2007    Last Visited: 12/23/2007  

  CBS interviewed coalition board member Jeanette Joyce, but omitted her credentials.She's a medical educator, a lecturer, and a registered mammography technologist who has spent many years writing and researching about breast imaging.CBS identified her only as a cancer survivor named "Jeanette" who'd had an abortion.CBS falsely claimed she didn't want her last named used.

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  Abortion-Breast Cancer News Headlines - Have you... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 11/9/2004    Last Visited: 10/2/2009  

  Next week, coalition board member and mammography educator Jeanette Joyce and I will be flying to a southwestern state for a television interview.

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  Abortion-Breast Cancer News Headlines - Susan G. Komen... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 9/14/2004    Last Visited: 10/2/2009  

  The volunteers included Jeanette Joyce and a friend, Tom Morrison.
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  Jeanette was diagnosed with breast cancer six years ago. She's a mammography educator, and she regularly gives talks on the abortion-breast cancer (ABC) link.
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  Most cancer walkers received them well, and some even thanked Jeanette and Tom for being there.
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  Remarkably, a couple of walkers said Jeanette and Tom shouldn't be educating women about this risk factor for the disease at all.
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  Jeanette and Tom smiled and clapped for the cancer walkers.
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  Jeanette added that she used to participate in cancer walks.

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  Abortion-Breast Cancer News Headlines - The Corruption... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 11/29/2004    Last Visited: 10/2/2009  

  CBS News journalists invited an expert, Jeanette Joyce, to their studio for an interview, but censored her credentials. Jeanette is a mammography educator, registered mammography technologist and mammography lecturer. She's spent many years researching and writing about breast cancer and breast imaging. She is on two boards of directors - the coalition's board and the Breast Cancer Prevention Institute's board.
  
  However, CBS News only gave her first name and identified her as a breast cancer survivor who'd had an abortion. Its correspondent falsely claimed that Jeanette did not want her last name used.

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  Abortion-Breast Cancer News Headlines - Women need to... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 12/2/2004    Last Visited: 10/2/2009  

  Mrs. Joyce is a medical educator, a lecturer and a registered mammography technician who researches and writes courses on breast imaging.
  
  Mrs. Joyce provided her comments concerning her interview with CBS and her disappointment that CBS journalists are so indifferent to the life-threatening breast cancer risk faced by women who have abortions.
  
  She related that CBS misled her about their purpose. She and I were told that CBS correspondent Cynthia Bowers wanted both sides of the debate to receive "equal time. Mrs. Joyce was led to believe that she would be able to communicate the message that early detection saves lives and women with abortion histories need to be vigilant about their breast health.
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  Mrs. Joyce's comments can be read at the web address shown below.
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  By Jeanette Joyce

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  Abortion-breast cancer link discussed at law conference - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 9/12/2003    Last Visited: 9/12/2003  

  "Estrogen levels increase 2000% in the first trimester of pregnancy, causing...multiplication and division (of breast cells)," said Jeanette Joyce, a mammography educator, Coalition on Abortion/Breast Cancer board member, and breast cancer survivor.At 32 weeks gestation, multiplication stops and cells are matured into cancer-resistant, milk-producing tissue.

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  Achieving Quality Imaging a leader in mammography... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 9/17/2006    Last Visited: 11/1/2008  

  Jeanette Joyce, BA, RT R(M)

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  Breast Cancer Prevention Institute History - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 10/11/2009    Last Visited: 10/11/2009  

  Jeanette R. Joyce, B.F.A., R.T.(R)(M)

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  CBS News Accused of Biased Reporting on Abortion - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/26/2004    Last Visited: 12/22/2004  

  Jeanette Joyce is a breast cancer survivor and a woman who has had an abortion.She was interviewed by CBS News for a segment on the abortion-breast cancer link debate that aired on Thanksgiving evening.
  
  However, the network used only a few second blurb from the interview it conducted with Joyce.
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  "None of Karen's 20 minute interview was included," Joyce said.
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  "We approached this invitation from CBS with hope that someone truly wanted to give the other side equal time," Joyce explained."How disappointing when the actual story revolved around 'how some states are trying to keep women from getting one (an abortion).'"
  
  CBS News also did not mention Joyce's credentials -- she is a medical educator, lecturer, and a registered mammography technologist who has spent many years writing and researching about breast imaging.
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  We have the biology to explain why induced abortion increases a woman's risk of breast cancer," Joyce said.
  
  She also said groups should focus on getting women accurate information before an abortion.
  
  "Women must demand informed consent at the time of an abortion which will reveal the evidence confirming a link between abortion and breast cancer," Joyce said.
  
  "No, we cannot stop women from getting abortions.However, we can save these women's lives by informing them of their risk," Joyce concluded.

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  CBS News Accused of Biased Reporting on... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/13/2004    Last Visited: 3/28/2005  

  Jeanette Joyce is a breast cancer survivor and a woman who has had an abortion.She was interviewed by CBS News for a segment on the abortion-breast cancer link debate that aired on Thanksgiving evening.
  
  However, the network used only a few second blurb from the interview it conducted with Joyce.
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  "None of Karen's 20 minute interview was included," Joyce said.
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  "We approached this invitation from CBS with hope that someone truly wanted to give the other side equal time," Joyce explained."How disappointing when the actual story revolved around 'how some states are trying to keep women from getting one (an abortion).'"
  
  CBS News also did not mention Joyce's credentials -- she is a medical educator, lecturer, and a registered mammography technologist who has spent many years writing and researching about breast imaging.
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  We have the biology to explain why induced abortion increases a woman's risk of breast cancer," Joyce said.
  
  She also said groups should focus on getting women accurate information before an abortion.
  
  "Women must demand informed consent at the time of an abortion which will reveal the evidence confirming a link between abortion and breast cancer," Joyce said.
  
  "No, we cannot stop women from getting abortions.However, we can save these women's lives by informing them of their risk," Joyce concluded.

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