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Keep Humanity the Focus of Tech Innovations, Says New Vatican-Approved Ethics Guide
The bishop reflects on his meetings with experienced Silicon Valley representatives, including those involved in artificial intelligence and machine learning.
Frozen in Time: Catholic Ethicists Discuss the Fate of the Estimated 1 Million Human Embryos on Ice
One of the grave evils of the IVF industry is that ‘Rip Van Winkle’ human embryos are trapped in suspended animation.
Dr. Aaron Kheriaty Discusses COVID-19, Vaccine Mandates and His Dismissal From UC-Irvine
Catholic psychiatrist and ethicist who was fired last month from the University of California-Irvine School of Medicine explains why he made a principled stand in opposition to mandatory COVID-19 vaccinations.
Catholic Bioethics Center Praises Wisconsin Bishops for Respecting Conscience on Vaccine Mandates
In an Aug. 17 statement, the National Catholic Bioethics Center noted “with great sadness the increasingly heated rhetoric and even violence associated with the vaccine mandate debates.”
University of California Regents Advance Proposal to Pressure Hospital Partners’ Catholic Ethics
Pro-abortion and LGBT advocacy groups, which claim Catholic ethics are discriminatory and restrict health care access, have lobbied for changes to the partnerships.
Marijuana Reality Check: Pot Gains Legal Ground in US
But Catholics continue to oppose its use, for reasons grounded in the Church’s moral and social justice teachings.
As LA County Limits Emergency Care Amid COVID Surge, Ethicists Weigh In
Part of a new directive states that supplemental oxygen should only be given to patients with less than 90% oxygen saturation due to “the acute need to conserve oxygen.”
USCCB and Pro-Lifers Demand Morally Sound Coronavirus Vaccine
Moderna, Johnson Johnson, and Merck — front-runners in the COVID-19 race for a cure — are all manufacturing treatments tainted by abortion, but there are more ethical alternatives.
UK Groups Push for ‘Emergency Contraception’ Expansion
Catholic ethics reject the use of the “morning after pill” to avoid conception following consensual sexual relations, and strongly reject the use of drugs that can kill any newly conceived embryo.
