Stuart McLachlan
stuart at lexacorp.com.pg
Sat Nov 12 15:36:30 CST 2011
You had me intrigued by your interpretation of the the statistic so I binged it (I refuse to use google any more because of the way they have started "gaming" search results0. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/45206258/ns/health-mens_health/t/sex-animals-linked-penis-c ancer/ 462 men from rural Brazil who attended a urology and oncology clinic. Included both penile cancer patients and healthy men. 118 had cancer, so 344 did not. 45% of cancer patients admitted to SWA = 53 32% of non cancer patients did = 110 So that's 163 who admitted it, not 462. But it's still 35% of the sample population and one of researchers said he was not surprised by that percentage! On 12 Nov 2011 at 15:34, Arthur Fuller wrote: > This from BBC News (indirectly)... > > Times of India > Men who have sex with animals are twice as likely to develop cancer of the > penis, a new study has found. A team of urologists from centres around > Brazil looked at risk factors for penile cancer in men and conducted a > study on 492 men ranging in age ... > > And so on. Who would have thunk it, that you could find 492 men who'd admit > to having sex with animals? > > I think I need to move to another planet. This one is too forkin' weird. >