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Ideological Bias Risking the Lives of Young Women

Breast Cancer Dramatically on the Rise in 25-39 Age Group

Washington, D.C., (Zenit.org) Denise Hunnell, MD | 2271 hits

Scientific studies from around the world show that younger women, specifically those between the ages of 25 and 39, are increasingly being diagnosed with aggressive breast cancer—which has often spread further in the body by the time of diagnosis. A study on cancer rates in Geneva, Switzerland,published in 2007 fo...

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Young Women Exploited by Fertility Industry

Why Is Selling Eggs an Exception to Law?

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Catholic teaching is consistent and clear. The sale of human organs and tissues is immoral because it demeans human dignity and regards the human person as a commodity. John Paul II addressed …

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Life (and Its Advocates) Passing Before Our Eyes

What Will Cure Contagious Blindness?

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On Monday, Jan. 23, about 400,000 people marched in defense of the unborn in the United States capital. Despite the cold January weather and persistent rain, people from all over the country, …

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Emergency 'Contraceptives' More Available Than Ever: Now What?

How Science Should be Used to Stem the Tide

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Recent controversies in the United States surrounding the “morning after pill” point to international trends making such potentially abortifacient drugs increasingly accessible to men and …

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When the Child 'Ordered' Is Not the Child Received

How 'Money-Back Guarantees' Are Blotting Out the Vocation of Parenthood

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Imagine gazing at your child and coldly declaring, "You should never have been born." Yet parents are doing exactly that in courts around the world as they bring "wrongful life" or "wrongful …

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Good News for the Heart

Ethical Stem Cell Treatments Showing Most Promise

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According to data from the World Health Organization, cardiovascular disease is the number one killer globally, resulting in an estimated 17.3 million deaths in 2008 alone (1). Such a …

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