Category: Ethical Research

No Time for Complacency, Speak Up for Ethical Science

By David Prentice, PhD Editor’s  note. This appeared at the Christian Dental and Medical Associations and is reposted with permission. Well, that didn’t take long. As predicted, the parade of challenges to human dignity and human life discussed not long ago has already started to come to pass. The Biden administration has removed critical ethical reviews and prohibitions on taxpayer-funded …

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Debunking the myths about human fetal tissue, extolling the ethical alternatives

By Dave Andrusko NRL News Today covers an incredibly broad spectrum of issues, but, necessarily, we pay much of our attention to threats to innocent life that are “in the news.” But I try as often as I can to talk about issues that may seem to be on the back burner–indeed, may even seem …

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Researchers Speak out in Favor of the Heal Without Harm Legislative Initiative in Wisconsin

By Heal without Harm Editor’s note. Heal Without Harm is a coalition of organizations and citizens dedicated to working with the scientific community to encourage it toward ethical research. The coalition is composed of member organizations, including: Wisconsin Right to Life, Wisconsin Catholic Conference, Wisconsin Family Action and Pro-Life Wisconsin, among others. A public hearing …

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