Canada has jumped so enthusiastically into the euthanasia abyss that I have little doubt that infanticide will eventually be allowed there.
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If informed consent and “choice” are to mean anything, abortionists should be duty-bound to inform pregnant women about this risk.
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Harold Koenig and colleagues are confident that improving the quality of research will strengthen the usefulness of the overall database.
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Though no one discusses it directly, while the researchers designed the device to avoid invading privacy, others will doubtless have the opposite intent.
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MAiD turns some suicides and homicides into a “good.” A 2023 poll found that 28% of Canadians polled favored allowing euthanasia for homelessness.
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Hopefully, the growing hubris of bioethicists who think they can tackle the world’s most intractable problems — even war — will push them into irrelevance.
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A very influential bioethicist supports forcing caregivers to cause death by dehydration and starvation, even when a patient willingly eats.
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Redefining as dead someone who is actually living would subjectivize the value of human life. We are either all equal while alive, or we are not.
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The movement to quash medical conscience has been ongoing for many years and it has become politically partisan.
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The push for organs has apparently grown so intense that corners may be being cut, endangering still-living patients and treating them as so many organ farms.
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The researchers discovered a limitation when they tweaked some standard puzzlers and – never short of an answer – bots didn’t pick up on the change.
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Geriatric suicides used to be considered a tragedy. But these days, increasingly, they are celebrated.
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Neurosurgeon Michael Egnor urges caution: Making a difference in neurodegenerative diseases will be more difficult than simply growing new neurons.
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It’s disingenuous not to at least acknowledge the scientific doubts about treating youthful gender dysphoria that not only persist but are growing.
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It is quite possible to seek good ends (children) by bad means (their industrial manufacture). That’s why Christian ethics are needed.
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Trying to understand the rationale of big monopolists such as Microsoft and Google is often a fool’s errand.
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If Adriana’s body had been removed from life support, there’d have been two deaths. Can’t we celebrate that, even as we mourn the mother who was lost?
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In a world beset by a growing chasm between the strong and the weak, IVF offers technology to manufacture men and women on scale and on special order.
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Should a neuroscience approach to terminal lucidity merely mean reassuring the world that someday we will prove that it is just random brain noise?
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Leading palliative care doctor Ira Byock offers four proposals to address the current problems with hospice care.
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