Dr. Throckmorton also has a piece in the Washington Times concerning the Fergusson data and the American Psychological Association. Please take a moment to read it, if you can.
Wednesday, February 15, 2006
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The major political controversies are bioethics controversies. The basic political decision is which humans are human enough to be afforded protection from the rest of us and how we will provide that protection.
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- Note:LifeEthics.org moved to http://lifeethics.org Unfortunately, "Bioethics" is often used to justify who we can kill and enslave by designating them not human-enough to possess the basic human right not to be killed or enslaved. "LifeEthics.org" is for scientists, medical professionals and others who wish to protect human rights and human life.
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- Canadian Medicare is failing
- Ecologically sound healthcare
- More leftist fussin' about Robert P. George
- How human is human-enough?
- NYT edits article after letter
- More on blog.bioethics.net disappearing posts
- Reporters often get it wrong, too
- What is a Crunchy Con?
- I'm part "Crunchy Con!"
- Great comments on George/Meilander/Gazzaniga/AJOB ...
- The grown-ups speak for the smallest humans
- AMA:Abortion, yes! Euthanasia: umm. Death Penalty:...
- Zimbabwe: truth of ABC vs. HIV
- I can't believe I missed this Conference
- Once more women are not protected by the courts
- Speaking of Stem Cell Research Oversite
- Triage or palliative care vs. euthanasia in New Or...
- No honor: Korean researcher accuses Schatten
- Can scientists be... trusted to regulate themselves?
- More on the hazards of abortion
- A Little More Notice of Abortion Hazards Evidence
- Terri Schiavo topic of UPenn Bioethics Symposium
- Singer continues political focus
- Eye opening or self-mutilation?
- CBS claims human embryos "surplus"
- Ethics of cloning across international borders
- Mississippi House bans embryonic stem cell research
- 85% Type 2 diabetics treated with ethical stem cells
- Life, intelligence, and feelings
- Answers to cloning lies and redefinitions
- Killing is not "medicine"
- (Korean) Oocyte Donors Sue Government
- Hwang "misspent" funds
- Dangerous analogy: safer "cutting"
- Never, never again
- Is Korea considering a ban on cloning?
- Of course, (cloning) stem cell fraud couldn't last!
- Feminist: cures haven’t come, but eugenic(s)...ex...
- Once more, destructive embryo research disappoints
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