Interesting bit of science being reported recently, as some Canadian researchers are claiming a direct relation between the size of a woman's breasts when she is young and her risk for diabetes later in life -- but it's a pretty complex finding. On the one hand, it's possible that larger breasts might go hand-in-hand with obesity, which is a risk factor. On the other hand, doctors are still unclear how -- or even if -- breast growth might be physically related to insulin production, so it bears further research. And some are even calling the study and its methods into question.
Lots to unpack here, right? So what's the first thing on the mind of ABC News Medical Unit author Audrey Grayson?
Really? To whom, exactly? Like in a "Take that, Chesty McChesteron, hope your eventual blindness and amputations make your Double-F's look even bigger" kind of way?
UPDATE: Looks like ABC might be trying to cover their ass on this one, or perhaps the headline was punched up after the initial pubbing, as two decidedly different versions are coming up on the Google in the exact same URL. Click through to see the search for yourself.
