Global Journal of Reproductive Medicine Juniper Publishers Authored by: Wilson Onuigbo* Introduction In 1986, John Swales, the Editor of English for Specific Purposes, researched on the worldwide traffic in the reprint request (RR) and wrote about me as “the only active researcher that I have traced in the RR area” [1]. Perhaps, a sequel to this honor is to use the dozen reprints which I collected during the 1980-1989 period to expatiate on the intriguing phenomenon of how the axillary lymph nodes have been featuring so much in breast cancer cases [2-13]. Go to Method These reprints have been analyzed from several angles. A starting point is the array of the cited Journals, namely, Cancer [2,3,12], Journal of Surgical Oncology [4,11]. Annals of Surgery [5,8], American Journal of Surgical Pathology [6], Histopathology [7], Breast Cancer Research and Treatment [9]. The American Surgeon [10], Surgery [12], and Human Pathology [13]. Another point is the...