No ‘moral certainty’ that brain death is really death: prominent Catholic ethics professor Brugger
"Brain death" is often used as the point at which vital organs may licitly be harvested from patients.
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Hope for infertility: ‘Infertile’ couple gives birth thanks to cutting edge natural treatment
New fertility treatment is natural, cost effective, morally acceptable, and boasts better outcomes for mother and child.
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NewsBytes, Jan. 14 – Life Issues
Archbishop Dolan - pro-life premier civil rights issue, Kevorkian, Path to Fame and Fortune, Couple abort twin boys, Eggsploitation Continues
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A right to a child?
The argument now is no longer about whether there is such a thing as a right to acquire a child, but whether the state should pay for sex selection in vitro fertilization “treatments” after the couple has already aborted unwanted twin boys.
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NewsBytes Jan. 7 – Life Issues
Pence Bill Denies Funding to Planned Parenthood, Contraception use up, abortions double, Time to end stem cell institute, China Pop. Control = Eugenics, paradox of infertility and child destruction, more...
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Obama admin abruptly pulls ‘death panels’ from health law
"The sudden change shows that pro-life opposition can and will make a difference," said National Right to Life President Wanda Franz.
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UK mother and child saved after mother revives from swine-flu induced coma
Fallon Devaney, 25, awoke from an induced coma after spending the past week in an intensive care unit, fighting for her life from an H1N1 virus infection.
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Story of healthy unborn twin’s abortion sparks angry backlash from Canadian twins
Following a report that a mother had one of her two healthy unborn twins killed in order to raise the other "in a way that I wanted to," letters poured into the National Post's office expressing outrage.
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Canadian Supreme Court embryo ruling will lead to more deaths say pro-life groups
The high court has decided to give control of the creation, destruction, and manipulation of human embryos to the provinces.
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College football player saves the life of a road maintenance worker with stem cells
There’s an uplifting story in last week’s New York Times about Matt Hoffman, a college football player with Rowan University in New Jersey, who saved the life of a complete stranger in Texas by offering an adult stem cell transplant. The recipient, Warren Sallach, was dying from non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma when the National Marrow Donor Program matched Hoffman to Sallach. Hoffman skipped the final game of his junior year to be able to go through with the procedure. After a year of forced anonymity by the donor network, both donor and recipient are now good friends. Hoffman is hoping to become […]
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