World Contraception Day sponsors silent about deadly side effects
Yaz and Yasmin alone earned Bayer $498 million in the first half of 2012.
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Arland Nichols
Good news for women as more Catholic physicians follow Church teaching
Ultimately, women and families are better served by solutions that firmly adhere to the Church’s moral teaching.
In Vitro Fertilization: the human cost
For many, the Catholic Church’s teaching on IVF is difficult to bear because the desire to have children is so natural and strong.
Economics, reproductive health and the integrity of the family
Unless we relish the prospect of going the way of Greece and other EU nations reaping contraception’s demographic desserts, we must recognize children as the most precious good of the family and greatest treasure of a healthy economy.
Affirming love, avoiding AIDS
It was a distressing report from the Center for Disease Control — a May 2012 update on HIV and AIDS among gay and bisexual men.
‘The single biggest mistake of my entire life’: a letter from a post-abortive woman
As I sat there curled up in a ball crying, I physically and very clearly heard a strong yet soft man’s voice in the darkness of my bedroom. The only words spoken were, “Don’t do it.”
Hell, health insurance, and a man’s soul
This much is certain: It does not profit a man to gain health insurance, and to lose his soul. So, let us unite with our Bishops for fellowship and for Truth.
Happy and healthy
But, what if the child to be born is not perfectly healthy? How does a parent respond if the prenatal diagnosis indicates that the child has a birth defect or genetic anomaly?
Hearing my child’s heartbeat for the first time
“Potential human lives” do not have a beating heart, the full human genome, perfectly formed fingers, nervous systems and genitalia, and do not develop and grow as do all human beings.
Irony: FDA announces major safety concern with common contraceptive on World Contraception Day
The promoters of World Contraception Day are hocking a product that makes billions annually for companies that know the harm their products cause. In the face of this conspiracy of silence, where are the real champions of women’s health?