User talk:Frankgyn

Your recent edits

I see that you've been making a number of edits claiming that certain contraceptives have abortifacient effects or other side effects. Please be aware that you must support any edit, and particularly edits having to do with medical topics, with citations to reliable sources, and that the reliable sources guideline for medical topics (WP:MEDRS) is much stricter than the guideline for other topic areas. –Roscelese (talk ⋅ contribs) 02:33, 13 March 2012 (UTC)

Yes, indeed. Thank you for the feedback. I am a practicing ob/gyn physician and consider proper informed consent to be an important ethical standard that all women deserve. Unfortunately, for political reasons, few women are given full information in this regard. I hope you will find that I do try to reference all of my edits with such clarifications with the most accurate and current scientific literature on the subject. Frankgyn (talk) 02:49, 13 March 2012 (UTC)

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Hello, Frankgyn. You have new messages at Jim1138's talk page.
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Edits to risk factors for breast cancer

Hello. Regarding this removal, the material is being reinserted by a sockpuppet of a currently blocked/banned Wikipedia editor. Our policy is typically to remove such material, and that was the basis for my reverts today.

I'd be happy to further discuss the content with you at Talk:Risk factors for breast cancer. Just so I understand, do you feel that this text gives the reader a full overview of what is currently known about oral contraceptives and breast-cancer risk? It seems to me to ignore a large portion of available evidence and expert opinion in the field, which is why I ask. MastCell ^Talk 21:24, 21 March 2012 (UTC)