Canada Recommends Fewer Mammograms

Since many German women, based on their hereditary genome, are more than a little zaftig (Yiddish for plump) , is there a high rate of breast cancer?

Setanta wrote:

The Miller/Foofie troll has a hard-on about Canadians. Miller has twice used "Canadian" as a term of disapprobation recently. They are the same person posting under two different accounts.

Or, two accounts by two people, with certain possible similarities due to having a common ancestor in the past two millenia, or maybe a little longer? Those Jewish genes really do make Jews similar, in my opinion. Something to think about as we approach All Saint Hallows Eve. A grand Celtic holiday.

All I want for Christmas is a Setanta sock puppet. Or, maybe an Izzy sock puppet? Imagine the arguments between an Irish and Brit sock puppet. Hours of fun.

Is it time for the "thimble" parade?

contrex wrote:

Foofie wrote:

I am concerned about American women only.

Where does it say in the Able2know constitution that only US concerns are allowed?

The key word is "I." I have to be concerned about non-U.S. folks?

I would never go to Wikipedia for that information.

Miller wrote:

I would never go to Wikipedia for that information.

Wikipedia uses the data from the various national statistic offices (for Germany: Statistisches Bundesamt). Those data are sourced and linked. It's a lot easier than a) to go to some dozen websites of the various offices, b) look for and find the relevant link there.

i was referring to the use of Scientific Journals with peer reviews.

Seems you are a geneticist who knows a lot more than people here about " German women are more of a homogeneous northern European gene pool".

I am comparing nothing. I just looked the data.

Seems you are a geneticist who knows a lot more than people here about " German women are more of a homogeneous northern European gene pool".

I've no idea. (But I would never suggest that I live in Northern Europe.)

But, you do, or at least one half of Germany is considered northern Europe by many Americans, since the popular, non-religious reason for the Reformation alludes to northern Europe not wanting to answer to a Pope in southern Europe. So, the northern part of Germany that is Lutheran would be considered northern Europe in the popular notion of many Americans. Southern Europe is thought of as Catholic, while northern Europe is considered Protestant.

The wisdom of Foofie: 1. Northern Europe is full of Aryan, Nordic blondes, and southern Europe is full of swarthy, garlic-chewing spics, and it's all because of their genes. 2. Germany is part of Northern Europe because many Americans think so.

Northern Europe is the northern part or region of the European continent. A United Nations report published in 2011 defines Northern Europe as including the following ten countries and dependent regions: Denmark (with Faroe Islands), Estonia, Finland (with Åland), Iceland, Ireland, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway (Svalbard and Jan Mayen), Sweden, and the United Kingdom (with Guernsey, Isle of Man and Jersey).[1]

The UK and the Republic of Ireland are sometimes included in Western Europe;[2] as is Iceland for historical, cultural, linguistic and political reasons (compare Greenland which is part of the Kingdom of Denmark, but is geographically located in North America, and is sometimes considered to be in Northern Europe or the Nordic countries, though rarely Scandinavia proper).

Before the establishment of the Nordic Council in 1952, the term 'Nordic', or 'Northern', was commonly used to also refer to the Lutheran Baltic countries Estonia and Latvia, as well as the northern sections of European Russia.

...Germany is part of Northern Europe because many Americans think so.