This Reuters sugar piece on Kevorkian leaves out some of the most pertinent parts of his story. Here are five other facts that would seem to be more relevant than Kevorkian teaching himself Japanese:1. The majority of his assisted suicides were not people with terminal illnesses, and indeed, five . . . . Continue Reading »
Dutch scientists are trying to create meat in the lab. If they succeed, the hope is that people can eat pork—and presumably other meats—without the need to raise and butcher food animals, which is seen as more humane and environmentally friendly. From the story:Under the process, . . . . Continue Reading »
This is my last planned installment on the release of Jack Kevorkian from prison. The article could have been called “Kevorkian in His Own Words,” for I present his motives for engaging in his assisted suicide campaign, as he stated them—the right to engage in human experimentation . . . . Continue Reading »
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