Genetically modified 3-parent children hitting their teens
A controversial IVF method resulting in 3-parent babies has recently been debated in the UK, but it seems the technique was used in the US as far back as 1997.
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Medical Nightmare: Doctors won’t let wife act on behalf of ailing husband
"I researched the drugs" her husband was on "found out that most of the drugs that he was on all caused stroke,” Marilyn Nelson said.
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The Lancet proves euthanasia deaths are rising in The Netherlands
The long awaited 2010 nationwide examination of the euthanasia law in the Netherlands was published in The Lancet on July […]
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Awesome video: How babies’ faces develop in the womb
BBC graphics experts will bring the miracle of life into millions of living rooms.
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Let’s celebrate?: Estimated 30 million lives sacrificed for 5 million ‘test tube babies’
"If 5 million babies have been born as a result of in vitro fertilization, then at least six times that many human lives have been aborted in the earliest and most vulnerable stages of development in the womb,” said Dr. Thomas W. Hilgers.
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‘Get over it’: children of anonymous sperm donors met with hostility, ridicule, say activists
Instead of meeting compassion, many children who disagree with how they were conceived say that society treats their pain with a dismissive or even hostile attitude.
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Infanticide and bestiality advocate given Australia’s highest civic award
Notorious infanticide and bestiality-promoting ‘ethicist’ Peter Singer was made a Companion of the Order of Australia this week, sparking strong criticism by pro-life advocates, ethicists, and columnists.
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UK Prime Minister backs controversial ‘3-parent’ IVF technique
“It is an attempt to genetically modify the human species,” declared Countess Josephine Quintavalle, founder of pro-life group Comment on Reproductive Ethics.
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Video: Ted Turner, Reduce population by five billion people
The media mogul's plan includes a "one child family...for 100 years."
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Despite increased risk of ‘heavy bleeding,’ study promotes post-abortion phone follow-up
Women who follow-up by phone are four-times more likely to suffer from “heavy bleeding.”
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