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The alleged illegal harvesting of body parts from late-term aborted babies at the University of Pittsburgh (UP) is at the center of a two-year-old...

The Uniform Law Commission (ULC) has postponed indefinitely an effort to revise the Uniform Determination of Death Act (rUDDA) to give hospitals and doctors...

An influential organization is considering a revised definition of clinical death that could make it easier to declare a patient dead. A group within the...

“It is repugnant because it reduces the remains of a previously living human being to a material resource for which no respect or reverence is due.  Treating the human body as simply a resource in this way is also a slippery slope because it opens the door to further abuses such as cannibalism."

The release fails to note that one of the two primary drugs used to treat COVID-19 patients in hospitals has been rheumatoid arthritis (RA) drug, Olumiant (baricitinib). WHO pushed for EUA in 2020. Olumiant, however, has a significant side effect: it can reduce resistance to fungal infection,

“In our field of medicine, when someone comes to you seeking a treatment that could save their life, it is essential to have treatment options to ensure health care providers can make the best decisions for their patients.”

Strict pandemic policies are putting health care providers in a position where they might be able to deny care for individuals who have chosen not to get one of the COVID-19 vaccines.

For nearly 20 years, I've reported on America's medical welcome mat for chronically sick illegal aliens. Under a 1986 federal law, "unauthorized immigrants" with...

As the nation appears to be approaching herd immunity, accompanied by a gradual return to normal economic and social activity, the role of vaccines in ridding the U.S. of the pandemic is a hot topic.

Elective surgeries are thought of by people as unnecessary, but that is not accurate, says Jeffrey Singer, M.D., a surgeon and a senior fellow at the Cato Institute.