Bioethics Articles
The Occasional Human Sacrifice
The Occasional Human Sacrifice: Medical Experimentation and the Price of Saying No Carl Elliott (Norton, $39.99, 355 pages) Medical ethics [...]
On Call Review
On Call: A Doctor’s Journey in Public Service Anthony Fauci, M.D. (Viking, $48, 464 pages) The autobiography of Anthony Fauci, [...]
Study finds ‘the quality of abortion science is weak’
Joanna Alphonso: Often claiming to be as essential as penicillin, the pro-abortion movement claims to be an evidence-based and medically [...]
COVID jabs don’t deserve pro-life criticism
Rory Leishman: According to the latest, most reliable information on COVID 19 vaccines, are they ethical? Have they really been [...]
In vitro fumbled
Josie Luetke: Interim writer, Josie Luetke, Talk Turkey Houston, you have a problem. This past May, one of [...]
Montreal woman with spina bifida felt pushed toward euthanasia
Leire Douros: Tracy Polewczuk of Quebec was born with spina bifida, a birth defect that causes weak bones. Recently she [...]
And then there was this, July/August 2024
By J.M. Glover: Dermot Kearney: Pro-life hero Dr. Dermot Kearney, a British Catholic cardiologist who spoke at the National March [...]
New video exposes creation of fetal cell lines used by medical industry
Paul Tuns: A short, animated video, “It’s OK,” created by Choice42 shows how preborn victims of abortion are used to [...]
Your cosmetics might be tainted by abortion
Joanna Alphonso: Treatments for anti-aging, psoriasis, and eczema may be tainted by the use of fetal tissue originating from aborted [...]
Perinatal palliative care providers in Canada
Home Hospice Association prenatal and perinatal hospice with services available in cities including Cambridge, Guelph, Hamilton-Halton, Kitchener, Niagara, Ottawa, Toronto. [...]
Perinatal palliative care for newborns
Joanna Alphonso: If choosing death for one’s child is health care, choosing life for that same child must also be [...]
And then there was this, June 2024
By J.M. Glover: Brain Death: a moral dilemma The National Catholic Bioethics Center (NCBC) located near Philadelphia, is warning about [...]
Nova Scotia bill to educate people on Down syndrome
Paul Tuns: Liberal MLA Keith Irving (Kings South) introduced Bill 440, which, if passed, would provide evidence-based data about Down [...]
Federal pharmacare plan to cost taxpayers $2 billion over five years
Paul Tuns: According to an analysis by the Parliamentary Budget Office (PBO), the federal pharmacare plan that will cover diabetes [...]
Contracepting the future
Some rhythms and patterns are so regular that their interruption is all but almost impossible to imagine—the sun rises in [...]