
Health

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UK babies born using DNA from three people raise ethical questions
Eight babies have been born in the United Kingdom using DNA from three people to prevent deadly hereditary diseases, a scientific breakthrough hailed by doctors but raising ethical concerns among some scientists as well as Christian groups, according to reporting by the BBC and Christian Today in the U.K. -
Global parish nursing forum explores faith-based care for trauma, slavery, and displacement
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Swiss Evangelical Alliance opposes egg donation plans for women in Switzerland
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New study links marijuana to heart failure, echoing Christian medical professionals’ long-standing warnings against recreational use
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'Our nation has walked across the Rubicon': Christian Medical Fellowship laments U.K. policymaker's approval of assisted dying bill
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Long-awaited study finds puberty blockers have little impact on mental health of trans-identified youth
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UK Christian legal rights group voices concerns about assisted dying bill: 'serious risks of pressure, coercion and abuse'
Amended assisted dying legislation being debated in the U.K. Parliament this week has drawn strong opposition from campaigners, who warn that the proposed law could put vulnerable people at risk and undermine protections for the terminally ill. A final vote on the bill is expected Friday (June 20). -

Faith groups and disability advocates rally against assisted dying bill in London
Campaigners including Christians and other religious groups, humanists, medics, and disability groupsgathered outside the Houses of Parliament in London on May 16 to protest against an Assisted Dying Bill that was tensely debated by lawmakers. The Terminally Ill (Adults) Bill legislation, devised by Labour MP Kim Leadbeater and approved in December 2024, will allow "adults who are terminally ill, subject to safeguards and protections, to request and be provided with assistance to end their own l -

UK Christian medical group warns 'misguided' abortion decriminalization plans remove safeguards, put women's lives at risk
The Christian Medical Fellowship (CMF) in the U.K. has warned that proposed changes to the country’s abortion laws could jeopardize the health and safety of women and children, calling efforts to decriminalize abortion a “misguided” move that would strip away vital safeguards.
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