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  • UK bishops ask government to allow coma patient to be transferred to Poland

    UK bishops ask government to allow coma patient to be transferred to Poland

    • Jan 22, 2021

    Catholic leaders have asked the UK government to allow Poland to care for a comatose patient that is having life-sustaining nutrition withdrawn at a hospital located within the Plymouth diocese.

    By Charles Collins
  • English bishop amid court challenges: Giving food, water is basic care

    English bishop amid court challenges: Giving food, water is basic care

    • Jan 14, 2021

    An English bishop expressed solidarity with the family of a man on feeding tubes as a court decision on their removal was delayed pending an appeal to the European Court of Human Rights.

    By Simon Caldwell
  • Users have ‘some responsibility’ to seek ethically-developed vaccines, expert says

    Users have ‘some responsibility’ to seek ethically-developed vaccines, expert says

    • Nov 28, 2020

    As news continues to be released about positive results in several COVID-19 vaccine trials, questions are being raised about how some of them were developed.

    By Charles Collins
  • Bioethicists welcome Vatican document on euthanasia: ‘No life is unworthy of life’

    Bioethicists welcome Vatican document on euthanasia: ‘No life is unworthy of life’

    • Sep 23, 2020

    Catholic bioethicists have welcomed the Vatican’s clear statement that euthanasia is incompatible with palliative care.

    By Charles Collins
  • Proposed UK abortion changes could violate conscience rights, bioethics center says

    Proposed UK abortion changes could violate conscience rights, bioethics center says

    • Jul 5, 2020

    Proposed amendments to a domestic abuse bill that would open up Britain to abortion on demand up to the 28th week of pregnancy would also lead to the violation of conscience rights for medical workers, the UK’s leading Catholic bioethics think tank is warning.

    By Charles Collins
  • Bioethics center: UK elderly death rate greatest failure of pandemic

    Bioethics center: UK elderly death rate greatest failure of pandemic

    • May 26, 2020

    The “extremely high death rate” in UK care homes for the elderly will go down as the greatest national failure of the coronavirus crisis, a Catholic bioethics institute said.

    By Simon Caldwell
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