WND comments on proposed reforms to Texas´ futile care law
New bill in works would end life despite patient, family wishes
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SB303: Long on process; short on patient protections
State Senate sends flawed and dangerous Advance Directive Bill to House
Texas Right to Life outlines concerns with SB303 and CSSB303
Here is a chart comparing the proposed reforms of the Texas Advanced Directive Law, to real, effective reform.
Dr. Elizabeth Wickham, President of LifeTree, Comments on Texas SB 303
The problems relating to the TEXAS SENATE BILL 303 are manifestations of the “third path”…
State and national Pro-Life leaders oppose Senate Bill 303, House Bill 1444
In a letter to Texas State Legislators, Pro-Life leaders and medical professionals stated their concerns with proposed "reforms" to the Texas futile care law.
Researchers continue to prove humanity of the preborn
New scientific technologies are on the side of Life; abortion advocates continue to undermine.
Bioethicist rejects so-called reforms to futile care laws
Wesley J. Smith testified in opposition to SB 303, which fails to reform the Texas Advanced Directives Act or increase protection for the disabled.
Renowned ethicist testifies on behalf of disabled, against discrimination
Wesley J. Smith testified before the Senate Health and Human Services Committee in favor of Senate Bill 675.
Association of American Physicians and Surgeons opposes misguided futile care reform
In an email to members, AAPS denounced so-called reform to the Texas Advanced Directive Law.
Texas Right to Life defends the disabled against discrimination
Proposed pieces of legislation would amend current fuitle care laws, but not all seek to protect patients and their wishes.
