More Lies from the Feminists about Abortion

Stacking the Deck

From the article, “Abortion Doesn’t Raise Depression Risk: study” (Reuters via Yahoo! News):

Among women with an unwanted pregnancy, those who carry the pregnancy to term are more likely to experience later depression than those who terminate the pregnancy with an abortion, new study findings suggest.

Well-designed studies have generally shown that abortion does not contribute to an increased risk of depression, Dr. Sarah Schmiege and Dr. Nancy Felipe Russo note in their report in BMJ Online First, published October 28. More . . .

Interesting indeed, this study “confirms” just the opposite of what we in the pro-life community know (not only from studies, but from real-life experiences) to be true, that abortion increases the risk for depression later on.
Wondering how long it would take to find out the truth behind this obviously flawed study, I received my answer yesterday with this article from LifeNews:

The author of a new study claiming abortion is less likely to cause women depression than carrying a pregnancy to term is an abortion advocate who once participated in a web site to try to refute pro-life arguments against abortion.

Nancy Felipe Russo, professor in psychology at Arizona State University, was the lead author of the study, which appears in a recent publication of the British Medical Journal. More . . .

Time and time again the pro-abortion activists prove they are more concerned about their agenda than they are about the health and well being of women. Why else would they suppress the truth about the risks associated with abortion such as depression and breast cancer? Where are all the feminists when you need them?

Via Deborah at Choose Life.
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