Category: Medicine
Medical Technocrats Want Death Panels; They Would Just Prefer a Less Provocative Name
New York Times physician columnist Sandeep Jouhar advocates imposing a regimen of “social justice” on the practice of medicine.
At Last, Michael Medved Is Back on the Air — and Profiled in the Seattle Times
“Sometimes the most life-changing events come out of the most ordinary moments.”
Judge-Approved Mercy Murder Comes to South Africa
This is precisely how the horrors of the Netherlands were unleashed. Unless stopped on appeal, it will be worse in South Africa.
Solving the Problem of Iron: Acquisition, Transport, and Control
It’s the iron (Fe) in the hemoglobin molecule to which O2 actually attaches and enables it to be transported in the blood.
Dear Grandma, Aren’t You Ready to Die Yet?
We can’t have expensive old people hanging around using up resources (that their enterprise and hard work helped generate!).