Cheapening Real People
By Judie Brown Nathan Gray is an assistant professor of medicine and palliative care at Duke University who wrote a commentary on COVID-19 patients that…
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Think the Political and Cultural Divisions in Our Country Are Bad? The Divisions in Medical Ethics Could Cost Your or a Loved One’s Life!
By Nancy Valko, RN, ALNC I wanted to be a nurse since I was 5. I was drawn to nursing not only because I wanted…
Questions and Answers Regarding Assisted Nutrition and Hydration
Dr. Chris Kahlenborn answers some basic questions regarding the issues involved in the decision of whether to provide assisted nutrition and hydration to patients in need.
The Loving Will
As a person who fully respects human life, you will want to ensure that your actual wishes are understood and carried out. Therefore, you will…
Strategy and Analysis of Strategic Concepts
Strategy Since the euthanasia movement’s goal is to legalize active, voluntary and, in some cases, involuntary euthanasia, what has to be legalized is what cannot…
The Living Will Is Not About Living
One of the pro-life movement’s pioneers, Joseph Stanton, M.D., once wrote that living wills are documents that are best described as death warrants
Cruel and Heartless in America
It seems that euthanasia is not a bad word but rather a simple health care option these days. The following examples make that clear.