The headline of this #ABCNews story indicates that high fat #dairy lowers dementia risk, but only people who read to the end will learn that findings are unproven. If ABC News is going to report on this "observational study" at all, then shouldn't they note proven health risks of dairy consumption?

While this @the-independent.com article makes a compelling case for raising children on a #plantbased diet, readers who don't get past the headline and the lead will be left with the impression that it's a bad idea. And that's bad for our health, the planet & the animals. @chloehubbard.bsky.social

In a 750 word feature story celebrating "pork roll" burgers,
@laist.com fails to mention that "cured, smoked" pig products are, like cigarettes, a class 1 carcinogen (according to WHO). @gabchabran.bsky.social - if you're going to promote processed meat, shouldn't you warn readers of health risks?

In a display of immaturity, crudeness, laziness and clickbait greed, @unilad.com.web.brid.gy posted a graphic video of people slicing open a #cow and captioned it with "Here's me playing with my meat." @ladbible.bsky.social - In this post, you've found another way to make a buck off their misery.

By stating that #plantbased burgers are "more processed than a regular beef burger," @fox5dc.com.web.brid.gy is, perhaps inadvertently, spreading meat industry propaganda. Most beef burgers are heavily processed. They contain preservatives, binders, fillers and/or other artificial ingredients.

In a story about how horror films "can have a powerful role to play in bringing the violence of our treatment of fellow animals to light," @currentaffairs.bsky.social describe the abuses to which animals are subjected in factory farms and slaughterhouses. Thank you, @nathanjrobinson.bsky.social