Thirteen years of legal euthanasia has led to slippery slope as woman is euthanized without her consent
Euthanasia, or the medical killing of disabled and elderly individuals, became legal in the Netherlands in…
Browsing: Bioethics
Planned Parenthood, poised to lose late-term abortion revenue, says 20-week ban is "appalling"
“Appalling.” That is what Planned Parenthood called the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act, an abortion limit…
New research suggests that fetal viability may be earlier than doctors thought
Viability (a baby’s ability to survive outside the womb if born prematurely), has had a…
Celebrity frozen embryo controversy highlights important ethical questions
Sofia Vergara, famous for her role as comic Columbian maven, Gloria, on ABC’s Modern Family,…
Oxford study: Newborns feel pain – and even more intensely than adults
New research from Oxford University in England is breaking the silence on pain in babies. Researchers…
Ending Futile Care Dehydrations in Texas
It has been a frustrating experience to witness the difficulties in repealing Texas’ oppressive futile…
People with disabilities condemn medical discrimination agendas
As the debate over doctor-assisted suicide explodes in the U.S., disability rights activists – many…
House Bill 3074 needs serious fixes to be Pro-Life
Update: House Bill 3074 addresses much needed changes. For the last ten years, Texas Right…
Op-ed: Where is the outcry in the case of young, Hawaiian women used as guinea pigs in abortion study?
There is a good reason why we at Texas Right to Life call the abortion…
National Group Voices Concerns with Medical Ethics Bill
HB 2351 has been put forward in the evident hope that legislators who vote for it will have the excuse of claiming that they have done something to limit this injustice — when in fact they did nothing.
