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Carlos · Member

Does talcum powder really cause cancer?

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Meanwhile · Veteran Member

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partickup · Veteran Member

Carlos wrote:
Does talcum powder really cause cancer?

Many scientific papers these days take statistics to a certain level that it claims to "correct" the influence of certain confounding variables so that only the variable in question is deemed the true associated cause. For example, suppose we consider just 3 other variables in addition to talcum powder (and there are a lot more) like high fat diet, positive family history of cancer and exposure to cigarette smoke. Lets gather 1000 volunteers today then reexamine them 5 or 10 years later. Then lets tally those who developed ovarian cancer and their corresponding + or - exposure to the variables. Perhaps we will see that: not all who developed cancer were exposed to the powder, and there will be those who wont have cancer but were exposed to the powder. But statistics will "correct" this in a so-called multivariate logistic regression analysis and will say: the cancer is due to the powder and not because of cigarette or her positive history. They were merely "confounding" variables.