Studies Show Abortion Linked With Suicide, Mental Health Risks for Women
December 31, 2022 | Pennsylvania
Abortion activists want women to believe that aborting an unborn baby is virtually risk-free and making it harder to abort an unborn baby is dangerous.
They ignore numerous studies that show evidence of abortions increasing the risks of suicide and other mental health problems, future preterm births, infertility and even death. And then they put forward their own flawed studies to claim women need to abort their unborn babies to be healthy and free.
One new study from the University of Pennsylvania and Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) is being used to claim abortion restrictions hurt women’s mental health. Although researchers admitted their study is limited and inconclusive, news outlets like The Hill ran headlines that make readers think pro-life laws are to blame for an “increased suicide risk in young women.”
The study, published in JAMA Psychiatry on Wednesday, examined Centers for Disease Control data on suicides and compared it in states where pro-life laws restricting abortion had been enacted between 1974 and 2016, according to Devdiscourse. They also compared suicide data among women of childbearing age to older women….(Excerpt from lifenews.com)
