Media Ignores Post-Abortive Mortality Rate, Celebrates Longevity Of Coffee Drinkers

Opinion

Media Ignores Post-Abortive Mortality Rate, Celebrates Longevity Of Coffee Drinkers

David C. Reardon

Recently, legacy media headlines have trumpeted the findings of a single new study revealing that adults who drank moderate amounts of coffee were thirty percent less likely to die than those who didn’t drink coffee. But where are the headlines about the 11 studies showing that abortion is linked to a fifty percent increased risk of a woman’s premature death

This is just the latest example of the legacy media’s selective bias, especially when it comes to stories that expose the dangers of unwanted, unsafe, and unnecessary abortions. Why are mortality rates associated with coffee drinking more newsworthy than mortality rates associated with abortion?

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