For the last year I have been jumping up and down and hollering that therapeutic cloning isn’t really about embryonic stem cells. Rather, once the research is finished in the Petri dish, it will be moving to cloned fetal farming for organ harvesting and use in drug testing. Thus, New Jersey . . . . Continue Reading »
According to this story, foreskins may provide treatments for neurological diseases. If true, it is not only good news for suffering patients, but a rich potential source of jokes for Jay . . . . Continue Reading »
This report by the Do No Harm Coalition is very heartening. Adult stem cell research is moving forward at an amazing pace, virtually ignored by most media, giving rise to suspicion that many reporters are advocates and that ASC cures are the “wrong” cures. Imagine if this number and . . . . Continue Reading »
Animal liberationist thugs continue to try and prevent Oxford University from opening a research center that would conduct crucial medical experiments with primates. Now, they have burned down an Oxford boathouse. Worse will come next unless law enforcement and co-believers squelch this criminality. . . . . Continue Reading »
I have heard from one of the authors of the journal article supporting the right of doctors to amputate healthy limbs for sufferers of a new mental health disorder known as Bodily Integrity Identity Disorder (BIID). He is unhappy with me. Neil Levy claims I misrepresented his and co-author Tim . . . . Continue Reading »
I checked around, and from what I could tell, the death of the great founder of the modern hospice movement was completely ignored by the American media. What a travesty. Had she promoted policies that promoted suicide or other destructive medical approaches to the ill or disabled, she would have . . . . Continue Reading »
A Canadian MP has introduced an assisted suicide legalization bill that not only permits the assisted suicides of people with “severe mental pain” who are not terminally ill, but also allows the person who assists to not be a medical professional. “Aiding another person to die with . . . . Continue Reading »
El Paso professor Steven Best continues to urge animal liberationists to engage in lawlessness and intimidation on behalf of “animal liberation.” Once again, he analogizes animal husbandry to human slavery: “We are abolitionists. We don’t want to reform them [vivisectionist . . . . Continue Reading »
Dame Cicely Saunders, MD, the founder of the modern hospice movement, died in the hospice she founded. She was one of the great medical humanitarians of our era and I had the great honor of spending about an hour with her preparing for my book Culture of Death. Ralph Nader once said that it is a . . . . Continue Reading »
Anglican Archbishop Rowan Williams worries that in the end, euthanasia will be about cutting costs. The United Kingdom government’s response to the Leslie Burke case demonstrates the reality of this concern. The ruling body of the Church of England just voted overwhelmingly against legalizing . . . . Continue Reading »
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