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Communique – Dec. 23, 2005
hot button issues: MICHAEL SCHIAVO / PEOPLE OF THE YEAR? / STOPP / TELESEMINARbirth control: DEPO-PROVERA / LYBRELcongress: CORD BLOOD BANKpersonhood: RIGHT TO LIFE ACTpragmatism: DEMOCRATSstem cell research / unethical: FRAUDsupreme… Read More »Communique – Dec. 23, 2005
Hwang Wrong
I don’t know about you, but I have read more than thirty articles over the past two weeks, all dealing with South Korea’s infamous scientist, Hwang Woo-suk. But perhaps the most intriguing aspect of his specific fall from grace
Boston two-step
The not-quite-unbiased National Catholic Reporter tells its readers that Archbishop Sean O’Malley stayed away for a dinner honoring pro-abortion Boston Mayor Thomas Menino, while the Archbishop’s spokesperson, Terrence Donilon, is quoted in the Boston Globe, praising the mayor.
Bill and Melinda Gates: People of the Year?
Behind every good man is a good woman. How many times have we heard that age-old saying? Sure, some women who still believe that our gender is being suppressed by men might hear that quip and immediately think: discrimination.
End of Life Issues Guide: Assisted Suicide in Practice
Oregon’s Troubles Just Beginning? Almost four months after Oregon’s new assisted suicide law took effect, initial legal and practical problems have only become more obvious.… Read More »End of Life Issues Guide: Assisted Suicide in Practice
End of Life Issues Guide
Compiled by Robert MarshallMember, Virginia House of Delegates I. Public Opinion — Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide No Majority on Assisted Suicide50% Favor Assisted SuicideWhy Oregon Voters… Read More »End of Life Issues Guide
End of Life Issues Guide: Public Opinion
Poll: No Majority for Assisted Suicide A new poll by the national polling firm Baselice & Associates suggests that Americans’ support for assisted suicide may… Read More »End of Life Issues Guide: Public Opinion
End of Life Issues Guide: Who is the Patient?
“Permanent Vegetative State” Misnamed? The term “persistent vegetative state” has long been used to describe patients who are awake but show no sign of awareness.… Read More »End of Life Issues Guide: Who is the Patient?
End of Life Issues Guide: Life and Death Decisions
Legislators Medical Policy Manual:Life and Death Decisions by Paul A. Byrne, M.D., FAAPWilliam F. Colliton, Jr., M.D., FACOGJoseph C. Evers, M.D., FAAPTimothy R. Fangman, M.D.Jerome… Read More »End of Life Issues Guide: Life and Death Decisions
End of Life Issues Guide: Decision Making by Patients
Advance Directives: Imperfect Guides The new federal “Patient Self-Determination Act,” which became effective December 1, has given new impetus to medical decision-making by way of… Read More »End of Life Issues Guide: Decision Making by Patients
Michael Schiavo’s web of deceit
It’s easy to see why lies can be so tempting. For those intent on having things their own way regardless of the cost, lies are useful because they can injure and destroy people.