Health - links
HEALTH CARE: Obama and the real mercenary doctors
Oct 26, 2009
Topic: Family, Living, Health, Life, Abortion
HEALTH CARE: Pro-lifers urged to act against health-care bill
Sep 17, 2009
HEALTH: Woman shares journey through bulimia battle
Aug 5, 2009
LIFE: Ad warns of abortion funding in health care plans
Jul 31, 2009
Topic: Family, Living, Health, Life, Abortion
Why We’re Happy - Arthur C. Brooks
Jun 17, 2008
Topic: Faith, Family, Living, Finances, Health, Marriage, Citizenship
UK - One in five children growing up on benefits
Feb 19, 2008
Topic: Family, Children, Living, Finances, Health, Citizenship, Social Issues
WSJ - ‘Unprotected’
Wall Street Journal – Opinion Journal
BY DANIELLE CRITTENDEN
Thursday, December 14, 2006 12:01 a.m. EST
“My patients were hurting, they looked to me and what could I do?” So confesses an anonymous campus physician in the beginning of her startling memoir. Over the course of 200 pages, she tells story after story about suffering young women. If these women were ailing from eating disorders, or substance abuse, or almost any other medical or psychological problem, their university health departments would spring to their aid. “Cardiologists hound patients about fatty diets and insufficient exercise. Pediatricians encourage healthy snacks, helmets and discussion of drugs and alcohol. Everyone condemns smoking and tanning beds.”
Unfortunately, the young women described in “Unprotected” have fallen victim to one of the few personal troubles that our caring professions refuse to treat or even acknowledge: They have been made miserable by their “sexual choices.” And on that subject, few modern doctors dare express a word of judgment.
Dec 14, 2006
Topic: Family, Abuse, Sexual Abuse, Addictions, Substance Abuse, Living, Health, Sexual Purity, Abstinence, Homosexuality, Citizenship, Social Issues
Science’s stem-cell scam - Washington Times
July 22, 2006 Washington Times Commentary by Michael Fumento.
“Embryonic stem cells (ESCs) receive tremendous media attention, with oft-repeated claims they have the potential to cure virtually every disease known. Yet there are spoilsports, myself included, who point out ESCs have yet to even make it into a human clinical trial. This is even as alternatives — adult stem cells (ASCs) from numerous places in the body as well as umbilical cord blood and placenta — are curing diseases here and now and have been doing so for decades. And that makes ESC advocates very, very angry.”
Jul 22, 2006
Topic: Family, Living, Health, Life, Stem-Cell Research, Citizenship, Legislation, Social Issues, Issues, Adoption
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