Here's more information on all the ways that kidney dialysis is funded. End Stage Renal Failure makes a patient eligible for Social Security Disability.
Monday, August 28, 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.
Bioethics and Politics
Political Rants, and link to LifeEthics.org.
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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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- Another Ethical Stem Cell Story from Texas
- Wesley Smith on "Why they did it."
- Stem cell non-event explained
- Ethicists for hire (Revised)
- "Deja vu, all over again"
- (Deleted)Another chapter of "Ethicist for Hire"?
- Obligatory Gratuitous Propaganda
- Eureka! Why I gain weight when I'm sick
- A note on today's cartoon
- Good (not prolife) review of Emergency Contracepti...
- Short course (long post) on medical ethics.
- Medicine by jury
- News Release on Embryonic Stem Cell "Breakthrough"...
- More on dialysis funding
- Long Term Acute Care
- Not a Texas "Futile Care" Case?
- Exciting (Ignored) Adult Stem Cell Stories
- And this is just yucky
- Now, this is politics
- Art mimics life ("Day By Day")
- 1 +1 = 2, not 1
- More debate on status of the human embryo
- Bioethics lessons in life (and they hurt)
- More on the Texas Advance Directive Act (NOT "Futi...
- It's Official: Adult Stem Cells to Embryonic (ethi...
- Breast Milk: a source of stem cells
- Texas Leads (Ethical) Stem Cell Collection
- Testimony on Texas Advanced Directive Act
- Texas Advance Directive Act Hearing
- There's still no "Texas Futile Care Act"
- Miracles do happen
- "Letting go" vs. protecting embryonic human life
- (Jamaica) Teens opt for abortion over emergency pill
- Plan B doesn't change much
- "The View" goes down slippery slope on Plan B
- John Leo, columnist, on the "slippery slope" of em...
- Futile care and when to "let go."
- Wesley Smith reviews "The Great Stem Cell Coverup"
- Progesterone, infertility, and early pregnancy
- Ms. (R)agazine and "We had abortions" campaign
- Truly the "best stem cell debate ever!"
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