bioethical topics A good solution or a quick fix?Anne Morse | 22 February 2012 |tags: contraception, sexual behaviourShould women suffering from anorexia take pills to suppress hunger? Should women suffering from fertility take pills to suppress babies?  A private matter between a woman and her vending machine?Mary Rice Hasson | 15 February 2012 |tags: morning after pill, universitiesDevelopments on a university campus suggest it is time for the Supreme Court to update its famous definition of abortion.  Fudging the figures on contraceptionMichael Cook | 14 February 2012 |tags: contraception, Obama, statisticsThe White House says 98% of Catholic women have used contraceptives. Its own statistics do not support this.  Unnatural SelectionJennifer Roback Morse | 06 February 2012 |tags: books, sex selective abortionA book by a pro-choice feminist faces up to an unintended consequence of the West's fertility war.  Lost in Transition II: An accurate picture of youth?Thomas Lickona | 02 February 2012 |tags: books, emerging adults, moral relativismWe cannot stake too much on one study of young adult moral attitudes.  Gendercide: when choice becomes an issueMargaret Somerville | 30 January 2012 |tags: abortions, gendercideIndignation over sex-selection shows that abortion is not just a private matter.  Let’s make the UN Secretary-General keep his wordVincenzina Santoro | 27 January 2012 |tags: abortions, United NationsThe United Nations must be the "defender of the defenceless", says Ban Ki-moon. Why not begin with the unborn?  Margaret Sanger: A Life of PassionAngela Franks | 17 January 2012 |tags: books, eugenics, population control, Public DiscourseA new biography of Margaret Sanger fails to confront the Planned Parenthood founder’s ideological commitment to eugenics and population control.  The New Year should begin with ideas for saving lives, not for killing themDavid Alton | 05 January 2012 |tags: assisted suicide, euthanasia, UKA media frenzy has erupted in the UK over a hopelessly biased report on assisted suicide.  Just don’t smash it, DaveJoanna Bogle | 20 December 2011 |tags: Christmas, David Cameron, UKThe British PM defends Christianity but it's deeds that matter in the end, not words.  An elephant in the press roomTracey S. O'Donnell | 16 December 2011 |tags: abortion-mental health link, media neglectWhy did leading media fail to point out the real news in a report on abortion and mental health?  Tipping the scales towards euthanasiaMargaret Somerville | 14 December 2011 |tags: assisted suicide, Canada, euthanasiaA widely publicized report published by the Royal Society of Canada presents a thoroughly one-sided view.
 Will pigs usher in the next medical revolution?Peter Cowan | 14 December 2011 |tags: organ donation, stem cells, xenotransplantationTransplanting organs from pigs could be the answer to the shortage of organs for desperately ill patients.  Nunsense about the pillAlex Perrottet | 09 December 2011 |tags: breast cancer, Catholic Church, contraceptionWhy the hazards of nulliparity in the cloister have nothing to do with the Vatican.  Death on wheelsPaul Russell | 09 December 2011 |tags: euthanasia, NetherlandsA Dutch MP thinks mobile euthanasia units are worth considering.  A hospice in the wombCarolyn Moynihan | 09 December 2011 |tags: abortion, perinatal hospice, prenatal testingWhen prenatal diagnosis brings bad news about their child, parents deserve a real choice of paths. Happily, there is a beautiful option available.  Heads in the sand over AIDSCarolyn Moynihan | 02 December 2011 |tags: Africa, birth control, HIVAIDSHow many more lives, how many billions of dollars, will be sacrificed to western sexual ideology?  Are we sleepwalking through the great infanticide?Lea Singh | 29 November 2011 |tags: abortion, infanticideStaff from a horrific abortion clinic have pleaded guilty to murder. What about the rest of the industry?  Non, je ne regrette rienMichael Cook | 24 November 2011 |tags: stem cellsIt is now all but certain that human embryonic stem cells will not deliver cures to dread diseases. Apologies, anyone?
 Abortion and mental health: science vs politicsPriscilla K. Coleman | 23 November 2011 |tags: abortion-mental health link, scientific researchPublication in a leading psychiatry journal did not prevent a barrage of criticism for the author of a study showing the mental health risks of abortion.  At long last, Dutch doctors draw a line in the sandMichael Cook | 17 November 2011 |tags: euthanasia, NetherlandsEuthanasia is OK, but circumcising male babies is a bridge too far.
 Blithely down the slippery slopeBarbara Kay | 17 November 2011 |tags: Canada, euthanasiaThe Royal Society of Canada recommends legalising euthanasia. Page 1 of 1 : |
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