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  • Caring for the ill should include spiritual assistance, pope says

    Caring for the ill should include spiritual assistance, pope says

    • Mar 4, 2019

    Taking care of those who are sick or struggling with illness requires taking care of the whole person — including their spiritual needs, Pope Francis said.

    By Carol Glatz
  • ‘Medicare for All’ not a panacea to heal U.S. healthcare system

    ‘Medicare for All’ not a panacea to heal U.S. healthcare system

    • Mar 4, 2019

    Medicare for All has been heralded as a cure for what ails the U.S. healthcare system. But one leading ethicist says that although it will solve some problems, MFA doesn’t get rid of the moral hazards in modern health systems.

    By Charles C. Camosy
  • Shareholder action pushes corporations to address key social issues

    Shareholder action pushes corporations to address key social issues

    • Feb 23, 2019

    A broad investor coalition involving religious orders, labor unions and state pension funds that control more than $3 trillion in assets is working with the nation’s leading drug distributors as corporate annual meeting season nears.

    By Dennis Sadowski
  • Doctors on mission serve poor in global peripheries

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  • Cardinal makes ‘urgent call’ to combat antibiotic overuse, misuse

    Cardinal makes ‘urgent call’ to combat antibiotic overuse, misuse

    • Nov 20, 2018

    Antimicrobial resistance poses a “great challenge” to global public health and puts the most vulnerable in our society at risk, said Cardinal Peter Turkson, prefect of the Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development.

    By Anne Condodina
  • What to expect when the U.S. bishops meet in Florida this week

    What to expect when the U.S. bishops meet in Florida this week

    • Jun 12, 2018

    The U.S. Bishops will meet in Florida for their annual June meeting this week.

    By Christopher White
  • UK bishop says ‘health surcharge’ unfair to vulnerable immigrants

    UK bishop says ‘health surcharge’ unfair to vulnerable immigrants

    • Jun 11, 2018

    An annual ‘health surcharge’ applied to immigrants in the United Kingdom is “inflicting unintended harm upon patients, the medical profession and our society as a whole,” according to one Catholic bishop.

    By Charles Collins
  • Everyone must have affordable health care, Vatican official says

    Everyone must have affordable health care, Vatican official says

    • May 25, 2018

    Everyone should have access to essential health services and no one should have to fall into poverty to obtain needed care, a Vatican representative said.

    By Carol Glatz
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