hot button issues: STOPP GOES WEEKLYabortion: “DONATED” BODY PARTS / MEDICAL STUDENTS FOR CHOICEculture of death: MURDER IS JUSTIFIED?hero: AWARD RECIPIENThuman embryonic stem cell research: ARCHBISHOP BURKEin vitro fertilization: RISKSmorning-after abortion…
Ah, the eternal optimist I am. Since I was tied to my desk (figuratively, I assure you) and unable to accompany my colleagues who were going to the Supreme Court, where two abortion-related cases were being heard on Nov.
Ethical issues in the disposition of frozen embryos by divorcing couples By Eugene F. Diamond, M.D.Member, American Bioethics Advisory Commission When the “right to privacy”…
This official policy was adopted by the American Life League Board of Directors in 2000 AD. A married couple sincerely seeking the will of God…
The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, which regulates methods of abortion, has mounted its own investigation.
Human Dignity: A Fuzzy Concept? by John Cavanaugh-O’Keefe One of the key issues in the debate over human cloning involves the meaning of human dignity.…
Instruction on Respect for Human Life in its Origin And on the Dignity of Procreation Replies to Certain Questions of the Day Issued by the…
The meeting of the National Bioethics Advisory Commission on May 17, 1997, concerned a number of proposed recommendations to the President on human cloning. Among…
Model Legislation to ban the Cloning of Human Beings Whoever knowingly replicates or produces an organism that is genetically human, or is genetically a hybrid…
The arguments for cloning The National Bioethics Advisory Commission made two serious efforts to collect arguments in favor of cloning, in order to understand the…
As of June 20, 1997, a number of countries such as Germany, United Kingdom, Denmark, the Netherlands, Spain, Switzerland and Australia, have laws that ban…
Remarks on human cloning to the National Bioethics Advisory Commission March 13, 1997 Gilbert Meilaender Thank you for this opportunity to address your Commission. Although…