Fifteen million babies are born prematurely each year. Many of them are in incubators, unable to be nurtured by their mothers. But a new app by Samsung called Voices of Life helps comfort them. It allows moms to record the … Continue reading
Three years ago, a Scandinavian study showed no increased risk for Multiple Sclerosis after receiving the Gardasil, MPV vaccine. But earlier this year at a forum, researchers presented two cases of MS that developed within two weeks of receiving Gardasil. … Continue reading
Raymond Mok was diagnosed with muscular dystrophy when he was seven. It’s a progressive disease, so now he only has partial use of his hands, can use his back, and has lived past the average lifespan of someone with his … Continue reading
Mississippi’s Governor, Phil Bryant, is a great advocate for his state’s unborn babies and their mothers. Recently at a press conference he lamented the lack of outrage in the media about “the genocide of 20 million African American children” by … Continue reading
It’s New Year’s Eve which means lots of Americans will be out partying – many to excess. We know from experience this excess will contribute to a notable increase in unexpected pregnancies. This increase in turn contributes to a higher … Continue reading
A group advocating for people with Down syndrome wants them placed on the Endangered Species list. Nearly all babies diagnosed in the womb are aborted in Iceland. Ninety percent in the United Kingdom and about 67 percent in America. These … Continue reading
There are many reasons we call human reproduction a miracle. Here are two of them. Researchers in France found a visible difference in a woman’s brain before and after pregnancy. They refer to it as the “neglected neurobiology” of the … Continue reading
If you’re a regular listener of Life Issues, you’ve heard me talk about women who’ve been maimed and victimized by the legal abortion industry. Sadly, a young woman in Ohio knows exactly what I mean. Last month she had an … Continue reading
Today, God willing, Ellen and I are spending Christmas with our granddaughters in sunny, warm Florida. We plan to stick our toes into the sand and enjoy the view. You may be spending Christmas in traditional surroundings or somewhere new. You … Continue reading
Sometimes it seems like the world’s about to spin off its axis. Each year we witness a growing intolerance for Christianity and all things good and sacred. Wars and rumors of wars are a regular occurrence. There’s evidence hatred has … Continue reading
