Bioethics

Christian woman fired after refusing COVID jab sues employer for religious discrimination

Tina Moore is taking the hospital she formerly worked at to court after she was fired for refusing to take a COVID jab, despite requesting an exemption on grounds of religious belief.

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Jean Mondoro

• Feb 8, 2023

Pfizer warns employees to avoid the press following Project Veritas’ bombshell report

The pharma giant claims the undercover video was 'manipulated,' but doesn't explain how.

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Calvin Freiburger

• Feb 7, 2023Feb 8, 2023

GOP attorneys general warn CVS, Walgreens of potential legal trouble if they dispense abortion pill

Alluding to the Comstock Act of 1873, the attorneys general state that federal law forbids the distribution of abortion drugs via mail.

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Joseph Summers

• Feb 3, 2023Feb 3, 2023

‘Whole body gestational donation’: Norwegian ethicist suggests using ‘brain-dead’ women as surrogates

Anna Smajdor's dystopian vision also highlights the horrific practices of organ harvesting, surrogacy, abortion, and 'reproductive medicine' already realities in many places around the world today.

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Andreas Wailzer

• Feb 3, 2023Feb 3, 2023

US doctors to use new billing code to track unvaccinated patients

How will this information be used by insurance companies or the government?

Opinion

Harvey Risch

• Feb 3, 2023

Pfizer exec tells Project Veritas COVID jabs have ‘concerning’ impact on menstrual cycles

'I hope we don’t find out that somehow this mRNA lingers in the body and like – because it has to be affecting something hormonal to impact menstrual cycles.'

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Jack Bingham

• Feb 2, 2023Feb 3, 2023

Witness forced to walk back accusations that led Maine Medical Board to suspend Dr. Meryl Nass’ license

The Maine Board of Licensure in Medicine on Tuesday called two witnesses to testify in its third hearing on the suspension of Dr. Meryl Nass over her treatment of patients with COVID-19. Under cross-examination, the first witness was forced to walk back many of his claims.

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Michael Nevradakis Ph. D., The Defender

• Feb 2, 2023Feb 2, 2023

Portuguese high court strikes down euthanasia law as unconstitutional over ‘lack of definition’

The law was already the third attempt to legalize assisted suicide in Portugal in the past two years.

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Andreas Wailzer

• Feb 1, 2023

The secular world is waking up to just how terrible contraception is for young women

‘For more and more Gen Z women, there’s an intuitive sense that hormonal birth control might be messing with us, and our brains.’

Blogs

Jonathon Van Maren

• Feb 1, 2023

‘Fundamentally wrong’: UK lawmakers condemn proposed bill to censor speech around abortion facilities

The proposed legislation 'is an instance of the abrogation of responsibility since it will ultimately be the decision of a particular judge to set the precedent for the correct interpretation of the law,' Right to Life UK's Catherine Robinson said.

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Right to Life UK

• Feb 1, 2023

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Christian woman fired after refusing COVID jab sues employer for religious discrimination

Pfizer warns employees to avoid the press following Project Veritas’ bombshell report

GOP attorneys general warn CVS, Walgreens of potential legal trouble if they dispense abortion pill

‘Whole body gestational donation’: Norwegian ethicist suggests using ‘brain-dead’ women as surrogates

US doctors to use new billing code to track unvaccinated patients

Pfizer exec tells Project Veritas COVID jabs have ‘concerning’ impact on menstrual cycles

Witness forced to walk back accusations that led Maine Medical Board to suspend Dr. Meryl Nass’ license

Portuguese high court strikes down euthanasia law as unconstitutional over ‘lack of definition’

The secular world is waking up to just how terrible contraception is for young women

‘Fundamentally wrong’: UK lawmakers condemn proposed bill to censor speech around abortion facilities