Bioethics Articles
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Who are the Nobel prize winners who promoted the idea of infanticide of handicapped babies? P.N. Vancouver B.C. Two Nobel [...]
Pushed out of society
Looking at some news stories in Ontario causes me to wonder-and worry-about the future facing disabled persons. Toronto Star columnist [...]
Information on the Consent to Treatment Act
The Consent to Treatment Act (which came into force on April 3, 1995) sets out conditions under which Health Practitioners [...]
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Discussion following the recent memorial service for Nazi victims raised two questions: who was the US physician at the Nuremberg [...]
Possible anti-fertility vaccine discovered
Those who follow the workings of the various anti-population organizations have long feared the possibility of an anti-human vaccination. These [...]
Who Will Make Your Decision
st people have contemplated what might happen to them if they were injured in a car accident and ended up [...]
Notable Quotes
Evil “Indifference to evil strengthens evil.” Elie Wiesel, in an interview to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the liberation of [...]
Battling a history of alcohol abuse
A young man rises above his Fetal Alcohol Syndrome. Studies show many social drinkers may worry too much about the [...]
The tragic mistreatment of Down Syndrome babies
Surviving pre-natal prejudice The past ten years have seen huge advancements in the technology of pre-natal testing. Doctors are now [...]
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As you are going to be in England and Portugal this winter, why not comment on what is happening in [...]
Drawing a line in the sand: Commission member Suzanne Scorsone reflects on her work and the Report on New Reproductive Technologies
“When people die, my name doesn’t go on it.” This is how Suzanne Scorsone, a member of the Royal Commission [...]
Commission plays word games badly
What exactly are human embryos? The Royal Commission on New Reproductive Technologies was forced to consider this question for a [...]
The bad outweighs the good in report -Royal Commission on Reproductive Technologies fails to deal with the basic issues
When the Royal Commission on New Reproductive Technologies was formed by the federal Progressive Conservative government four years ago, its [...]
Corrupting the meaning of life
Good news? Now fetal tissue can be used to treat a range of diseases once thought incurable. Andrew Kimbrell reported [...]
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Recent reports in the press and on the radio have raised many questions about cloning human embryos. What is meant [...]