
How Much Is Too Much? Concerns About Trivializing Biomedical Interventions From Conception to Death
A concerned MD, PhD has raised questions about the acceptance of the use of biomedical technologies in humans, throughout all

A concerned MD, PhD has raised questions about the acceptance of the use of biomedical technologies in humans, throughout all

Many expectant and new parents feel overwhelmed with information and even pressures to make certain medical choices. It is natural

Mandatory COVID-19 genetic vaccination was adopted as policy for Canadian post-secondary institutions as a condition for enrollment. Canadian researchers conducted

COVID-19 ushered in dramatic changes to Canadians’ healthcare and patients’ rights. Underlying some of these changes was an unprecedented pervasive

Educator and registered veteran midwife, Mary Sharpe, joined research analyst Deanna McLeod in an interview with holistic Ob/Gyn Dr. Nathan
An international panel of pregnancy, birthing and breastfeeding experts join together to create resources to empower pregnant and breastfeeding women

The Canadian Government is reforming the regulations in order to expedite the approval of novel drugs to the market, exposing

Dr. Joseph Ladapo is the Surgeon General of Florida. In Canada, we would refer to this level of Public Health

People who have chosen not to take the COVID-19 genetic vaccines have been labelled vaccine hesitant. One primary reason for

Dr. Matthew Evans-Cockle has written an article about the ethical issues with discipline of BC physicians who have voiced their

Retired Canadian attorney and human right advocate Gail Davidson has written a letter to the MLAs of the BC Legislative

Professor Karina Acevedo-Whitehouse presented to the World Council For Health General Assembly on the topic of safety concerns with the