Wesley J. Smith: Open Advocacy for Killing Children with Disabilities
A lot of SHSers have written to me about this and I think it is worth highlighting: A public row in the UK has raised the fearful meme that we
Dave Andrusko: First Ugliness, then Beauty
I did not see the program, only read about what the [British] Daily Mail bizarrely headlined, “Outrage as agony aunt tells TV audience ‘I would suffocate a child to end
Vegetative state patients may soon be able to communicate
Researchers from Cambridge University in the UK have been able to communicate with brain-injured patients in “locked states” commonly referred to as persistent vegetative states (PVS). ivomec chien puces They
Rebecca Hagelin: Physicians, Do No Harm
The headlines rightly call the medical research “outrageous and abhorrent,” a “horror” perpetrated on vulnerable people. كيفية لعب بوكر U.S. government experiments in the 1940s (run by the National Institutes
Paul McCain: How Many Lutherans Think In-Vitro Fertilization is Ethical?
I wonder how well we have done teaching people that using in-vitro fertilization to become pregnant is wrong because of the fact that the process necessarily results in “extra fertilized
New Research Shows Abortion Not Necessary for Pregnant Women with Cancer
New research on pregnant women diagnosed with breast cancer shows that such patients can benefit from cancer treatment without harming their babies. Read more …
Christian Physicians Hail New Breakthrough in Stem Cell Research
Christian medical professionals are hailing the latest breakthrough in stem cell research, claiming that it further proves that the destruction of embryos is unnecessary to find cures for disease. Read
Major stem cell development announced
A major breakthrough in stem cell development could help resolve the ongoing debate over the use of embryonic stem cells in medical research. Read more …
Adult Stem Cells Hammer the Sickle
From Washington Update (Family Research Council): September is National Sickle Cell Awareness Month. And most people don’t realize that one in every 500 African-Americans has the disease. Sickle cell anemia
Jeanne Monahan: RU-486: Ten Years Later
Today, September 28, 2010, marks the ten-year anniversary of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) approval of Mifepristone (popularly known as RU-486). شرح بوكر RU-486 is the only drug