With increasing frequency, the culture of death retches up new ethical nightmares. In addition to...
Medicine & Science
Facing the fears of an adverse prenatal diagnosis
They were expecting a routine ultrasound at 19 weeks of pregnancy. Mary and Don Kellett were not...
Humans dying for life: A personal stem cell crusade
Eleven years ago, I fell asleep while driving to meet my wife and take her to our new home in...
Organ donation: The grim harvest
You’ve probably heard a lot of publicity for organ donor programs that urge us to give “the gift of...
Living proof of ethical stem cell treatment
Every day, thousands of people die from cancer. For this reason, I often wear a shirt proclaiming...
Understanding stem cell science Part 2: Adult research
In my previous article, I reviewed embryonic stem cell technology and highlighted the major...
Sue birth control companies for your health
Tobacco kills. So does hormonal birth control. So why can Planned Parenthood freely market...
Understanding stem cell science Part 1: Embryonic research
Stem cells appear in the news on a regular basis, but the debate seems to be continually fogged by...
The James Sherley Case: will science win or lose?
In the January-February 2007 issue of Celebrate Life, we introduced you to “James Sherley: A...
Gardasil: Hype over health
EDITOR’S NOTE: Virginia delegate Bob Marshall is an expert researcher and legislator whose...