When confronted with an uncomfortable issue—and one which people have very strong views on—people often try to find a middle road, a way of agreeing with everyone, or at least not angering them. If those people are politicians, they’re often as…
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Child euthanasia: It’s all over but the final voting in Belgium as the Parliament agrees across party lines that doctors should be able to euthanize children. From the Presseurop story:
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Last July I blogged about the 14 NHS abortion clinics which according to reports by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), the health service regulator in England, had broken the law by allowing doctors to pre-sign forms authorising abortions. …
I have noticed over the years that many bioethics death pro choicers (autonomy) actually envision the right as a one way street; a right to die but not a right to live. For example, almost all agree that we have a right to refuse medical…
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I was researching something last week and stumbled on an announcement by Planned Parenthood of Northeast, Mid-Penn & Bucks County in Pennsylvania that it was shuttering its Carlisle clinic. This is not an abortion mill; it is what pro-lifers…
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Various media outlets, including the Albany Times Union, have favorably reported on a recent Quinnipiac University poll. This survey purportedly finds that two thirds of New York residents support the abortion-expansion provisions included in…
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The Daily Mail has an amazing article profiling three different mothers who were pressured by their doctors to abort one or more of their children.
From the story:
Hot on the heels of Holly actor Michael Douglas’ claim that his oral cancer was the result of oral sex (also see here) comes today’s report that diagnoses of sexually transmitted infections rose to almost half a million in England last year,…
Wow. A child with cerebral palsy who suffered a cardiac arrest and became - they thought - permanently unconscious, appears to have been successfully treated with his own stored umbilical cord blood stem cells. From the Science Daily story:
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A picture on the front page of CNN.com showed a young woman in a red dress being sprayed with teargas by Turkish police. It is a shocking image, and CNN refers to it as an “icon” and “symbol” of the Turkish protestors and the heavy-handed…
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An article about our recent protests of abortionist Cheryl Chastine appeared last week in the Chicago Tribune, making it clear that Chastine should expect to be seeing us outside her office on a regular basis.
The purpose of our protests is…
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