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Blessed JP II and the Culture of Life
Today is the feast of Blessed John Paul II. He is often referred to as John Paul the Great, but…
Browsing: Cloning, Embryo Research & Genetics
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Genetic Modification: Bad for Cows and Corn, but Okay for Humans?
As a former California girl, I am aware that my state of origin is full of contradictions like women who…
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Clarification on Pro-Life Objections to iPSC Technology
Last week I wrote about some pro-life objections to induced pluripotent stem cell (iPSC) technology. Yes there are some objections…
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Answering Pro-Life Objections to Induced Pluripotent Stem Cell Research
There has been a lot of talk about Dr. Yamanaka and his work on induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) since…
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Scientist Who Developed Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells Wins Nobel Prize
The man that envisioned a better way than destroying human embryos to get embryonic-like stem cells has won the Nobel…
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Respect Life Month Brings Rich, Inter-related Themes this Year
Happy October! And what a month it will be! There are various powerful observances and events this month whose themes…
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Does the State Have Your Child’s DNA?
I hate to be so sensational, but I think it is important for parents to understand that your child’s DNA…
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Singer and Savulescu: 1-2 Punch of Death
Everyone knows about Peter Singer, the utilitarian ethicist that argues for everything from euthanasia to infanticide and who recently wrote…
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What Can We Learn from the Stem Cell Debates
A report from The Witherspoon Council, a newly-formed bioethics body, argues that even the noblest aspirations of the scientific enterprise…
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Key West Says No to “Robo-Frankenstein Mosquitoes”
Dengue Fever afflicts millions of people around the world. It is a virus that is spread by a specific mosquito,…