One of France’s leading IVF experts appears to be having a change of heart about his specialty. René Frydman has no ethical objections to IVF, but he is dismayed by the social consequences.
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Indeed, peer influence is a major factor for the huge uptick in cross-sex identification today, and it’s not without its consequences. Since 2018, when Lisa Littman first put forward the social contagion hypothesis, her work has been confirmed by findings that suggest social transitioning (including binding) only adds to the problems these young people face: “According to the parents, AYA [adolescents and young adults] children’s mental health deteriorated considerably after social transition.”
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Concerned about the possibility of infanticide or partial birth abortion, Thomas More Society lawyer Martin Cannon’s plea prompted Sen. Ted Cruz to demand the preservation and examination of the bodies of five aborted babies.
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Cathy Miller, owner of Tastries Bakery in Bakersfield, California, is again facing officials’ furor after the state appealed a ruling last year by the California Superior Court of Kern County that was in her favor.
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One of the most puzzling features of assisted dying is the distinction between physician assisted suicide and euthanasia. In the former, the patient administers the lethal drug; in the latter, the doctor.
The question is this. People are said to choose assisted dying because they fear loss of control. But in jurisdictions where both options are available to patients, like Canada and Belgium, patients overwhelmingly choose euthanasia, where the doctor is in control.