Spero News

Spero News

Spero News / health

HHS secretary ordered to provide transplant for dying girl
Catholic Health Association: who are you kidding about W.H.O.?
Deadly measles outbreak targets Pakistani children
Pakistan: one in 89 mothers die in childbirth
Norplant is back
Papua New Guinea: increased cases of malaria expected because of rising temperatures
Fact checks: Getting to the bottom of talking points
Supreme Court decision on Obamacare: opening salvo in battle for liberty
Promise shown in HIV/AIDS resistant substance in olive trees
Rev. Jesse Jackson mum about ailing son, Congressman Jackson
Outbreak in Spain: Deadly legionnaires' disease
British health system effectively euthanizing the elderly
Pregnant women with HIV go untreated for depression
Netherlands cuts publicly-funded fertility treatments
The contraception mandate: What is the government's interest in promoting infertility?
Women and men respond differently to fitness appeals
Washington Post and NYT miss the point in Catholic lawsuit against Obama administration
Liberal propaganda plan in place in advance of Supreme Court ruling on Obamacare
California: Bishop Blaire clarifies statements about Obamacare
Apparent dissonance among Catholic bishops over Obamacare
Vatican official voices support for universal health care
Special surface shows promise for stem-cell human bone repair
India is increasingly seen as source of drug-resistant disease
Poor sanitation infrastructure, coupled with under-regulated anti-biotics, makes India a veritable crucible of drug-resistant bacteria.
Health: Treat the mother - save the baby
Georgetown University president 'disassociates' from Secretary Sebelius
Satellites guide the way to eliminating deadly Tsetse flies
Younger and female athletes need additional recovery time after concussions
Assisted reproduction shows higher rates of birth defects
Blacks and Hispanics are two times more likely to have cancerous polyps
Mosquitoes are the biggest killers in Africa
Health: Beating measles - one more push?
Malaria cases continue to rise in central Africa
Just one youth football tackle is dangerous
Research shows that high school football players average 650 hits each.
Brazil: Health authorities warn of risk of eating human flesh
Consuming human flesh can cause vomiting and diarrhea.
Religious freedom and ugly assumptions
Currently missing in action in the currently combative electoral debate is any discussion of the most basic right, guaranteed heretofore by the Constitution: freedom of worship.
On World Health Day, UN calls for adequate health policies for older citizens
United Nations officials today stressed the importance of providing adequate health services to older citizens and called on countries to commit resources to help their ageing populations lead a healthy and active life.
Democrats riled over Justice Scalia's remarks about Obamacare
Justice Scalia joked that going through the 2,700 page Obamacare legislation violates the 8th amendment to the Constitution. Democrats were not amused.
Vatican calls for sensitivity in dealing with those suffering with autism
CDC shows that autism is more prevalent than previously thought
CDC estimates 1 in 88 U.S. children have autism spectrum disorder. The largest increases of reports of autism were among Hispanics and black Americans.
Cardinal Dolan of New York says Obama administration seeks to divide Catholics
Cardinal Dolan was interviewed by Bill O'Reilly and told him that he does not seek to judge the Obama administration.
A Heart on Fire: Archbishop Chaput's meditation on secularism in the U.S.
'A Heart on Fire: Catholic Witness and the Next America' by Archbishop Charles Chaput gives a warning against burgeoning secularism in the USA.
Denied food and water by a hospital, Texas man expires
'Willie' apparently had adequate health insurance, but a Houston hospital removed hydration and nutrition.
White House staffer opines Obamacare is good for young people
Texas hospital starving patient against family wishes
Mysterious pandemic strikes Uganda
North Carolina: Catholic bishop calls for fasting to change Obamacare
Notre Dame prof defies Catholic bishops on birth control
Gary Gutting, an endowed professor at Notre Dame, wrote in the New York Time that Catholic bishops no longer decide on morality for Catholic laity.
What does Obama have against Catholics?
The Amish are exempt from Obamacare, as are member of Medi-Share. So why does Obama focus on Catholics?
Acting in faith against malaria
Many mastectomies are not necessary

Popular Right Now

Author tours Canada to explain danger of Iran's nukes
Secretary of Energy says basic arithmetic proves anthropogenic climate change
Obama lectures Irish Christians on divisiveness
Obama appeared to claim that sectarian Christian education serves to divide the Irish.
Egyptian politician repeats age-old blood-libel of Jews
'Demography is destiny' says Jeb Bush in advocating immigration

Popular Commentary

This is why you won't want Common Core curriculum in your kid's school
Common Core curricula would force a one-size-fits-all approach to educating all children in the U.S., in both private and public schools. Based on Marxist dialectic theory, it appears opposed to liberty and religion.
The choices for the United States in the Syrian imbroglio
Obama's dithering over Syria will now be costly.
Further governmental intromission into freedom of assembly
On a day like today: Does Christ reign in our hearts?
Linking foreign aid to reform in developing countries

Click to go to top

© Copyright Spero, All rights reserved.

Google+
Submit a tip
Authors
Advertise
Terms of use
Privacy Policy
Contact

This page took 0.0996seconds to load