Amniotic Fluid Renders Ethical Hope
Researchers from Harvard and Wake Forest report finding a plentiful source of stem cells in amniotic fluid.
Researchers from Harvard and Wake Forest report finding a plentiful source of stem cells in amniotic fluid.
A Texas company has started producing batches of ready-made embryos that single women and infertile couples can order after reviewing detailed information about the race, education, appearance, personality and other characteristics of the egg and sperm donors.
You have probably heard that right at the top of Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s agenda is the promise of “hope to families with devastating diseases.”
It is a very simple concept. It is logical. With everything we now know, given the advances in technology, it is the only position that makes sense
I delight in reading history and reminding myself of how man often ignores the obvious and thus repeats the mistakes of the past.
Dr. Laura’s blog took an end of the year snipe at all of the advocacy of promiscuity that appears to be plaguing our society of late.
As the year comes to a close, dozens of commentaries will be written with the goal of encapsulating the entire year into a few thousand words.
A few days ago a district court judge in Kansas refused to reinstate criminal charges against the abortion doctor, George Tiller.
I take this opportunity to say to each of you who read this blog, whether you agree with what is written here or not: May the Love of the Christ Child’s smile illuminate your heart each and every day!
The incipient speaker of the House of Representatives, Rep. Nancy Pelosi, is showing what I consider extreme arrogance, even for a pro-abortion figure in public life who claims to be a faithful Catholic.
The prestigious scientific journal Nature recently published a thorough, and biased analysis of the state of human embryonic versus adult stem cell research.
Gosh, I hate to send my congratulations to the Washington Post, but I must. I am exceedingly grateful for the fresh insights they have provided by publishing the first such commentary I have ever read.