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Mother and godmother murder autistic son in their care
Sebelius: 'Someone lives, someone dies' in response to organ transplant plea
Parents beg HHS Secretary Sebelius for girl's organ transplant
French study shows considerable uncertainty on status of coma patients
On result of the 'Coma MRI' conducted at a French hospital shows that while it is possible to predict at an early stage the prognosis for patients with serious neurological accidents, it is important to not give up hope too soon. MRI gives hope.
An epidemic of Asperger's
Can Catholics still work in the healthcare professions?
Fetal stem cell research advances in Michigan
New bioengineered gel stops bleeding instantaneously
VSED: normalizing physician-assisted patient termination
Michigan lawsuit charges hospital refused to allow African-Americans to treat white patient
Child survives hand-sanitizer fire while in hospital
Unchecked antibiotic use fuels resistant genes
Catholic bishops endorse Texas 'death panels' bill
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Texas: lax abortion standards put women at risk
France: Report concludes that public is accepting euthanasia
The author of a report on rates of abortion and euthanasia in France contends that the French public is being conditioned by government policy to legalize euthanasia. Doctors are putting end to lives.
Beloved children's author was wrong about sister's blindness
Laura Ingalls Wilder described in 'Little House on the Prairie' how her older sister, Mary, lost her sight to scarlet fever. New research suggests otherwise.
Australia: Catholic hospitals fear government intervention
Those who remember to save life will triumph in the end
Low-level electrical stimulation of the brain relieves chronic facial pain
A thought and a prayer for Hillary Rodham Clinton
Inter-american court demands Costa Rica pay for free in-vitro treatment
Catholic bishops call out Biden on HHS mandate
Texas boy recovers despite hospital ruling to terminate life-giving care
Karen Handel and Planned Bullyhood: exclusive interview
Mother pleads with doctor to restore son's food and water
Obama gets the help he needs for publicly-funded contraception
Supreme Court decision on Obamacare: opening salvo in battle for liberty
Promise shown in HIV/AIDS resistant substance in olive trees
Fortnight for Freedom: What role should religion play in the public square?
British health system effectively euthanizing the elderly
Pregnant women with HIV go untreated for depression
Netherlands cuts publicly-funded fertility treatments
Women and men respond differently to fitness appeals
Syria: Israel offers aid to civilians as Assad uses chemical weapons on his own people
Desperate Chinese sell their kidneys to support families
Liberal propaganda plan in place in advance of Supreme Court ruling on Obamacare
Psychiatrist explains psychological effects of abortion on abortionists
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.
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
A Renaissance Michigan Man
George Jewett was a pioneer, perhaps without knowing it, in 1890s Michigan. Resisting racism, he excelled on the playing field and life.
Malaria cases continue to rise in central Africa
Justice served up to President Obama
Cardinal Dolan admits Catholics are in 'tough spot' with Obama
Cardinal Dolan says that people of faith should not be required to put 'duct tape' over their mouths in the public square.
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.

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