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
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
Nancy Pearcey: Why Pro-Abortion is Anti-Science
Now is the time to turn the tables and make the case that it’s the pro-abortion stance that is actually anti-science. Read more …
Wesley J. Smith: Federal Funding for Human Cloning?
It’s baa-ack! Just when you thought the political fight over federal funding of embryonic-stem-cell research (ESCR) was over, United States District Court Judge Royce C. قوانين لعبة بلاك جاك Lamberth
Calls to Sterilize the “Unfit”
A British sociologist recently argued that “unfit” people should be sterilized as they are not capable of bringing up children in a responsible way. Read more …
Culture Challenge of the Week: “Imperfect Children”
Rebecca Hagelin writes: “Nearly every evening, they are there at their neighborhood pool—a father and his nine-year-old son, Michael. The boy’s smile captures attention instantly. You can’t help but be