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Seeking legalised killing
Over the past year we’ve witnessed the astonishing resilience of doctors, nurses, paramedics and other healthcare professionals, alongside hospital staff and administrators.
Politics analysed James Mildred
They’ve faced the pressure of responding to a new pandemic, figuring out how to best help patients struggling to breathe and also huge pressure on available beds. I was speaking to someone from the Christian Medical Fellowship recently who was telling me the stories she’d been hearing from the ‘frontline’ of hospitals. It was tough to hear.
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Family Health Medical School female Graduate sweeps awards A graduating female medical student of the Family Health Medical School on Wednesday, December 9, 2020, swept five out of the seven awards on offer. The student, Sharon Nana Yaa Gyasi-Dankyira received the academic awards during the recent graduation as a medical doctor. Ms Gyasi-Dankyira was among the pioneer batch of students admitted to the Family Health Medical School (Ghana’s Premier Private Medical School) to read Medicine six years ago. The five she received are; Prof. Jonathan Hubert Addy’s Prize for Best Graduating Student in Medicine and Therapeutics, Best Graduating Student in Child Health, Best Graduating Student in Community Health, Best Graduating Student in Clinical Studies and the overall award which is the Family Health University College’s (FHUC) Founders’ Prize for Overall Best MBChB Graduating Student.
‘Care for the most defenceless…’
A leading evangelical expert on ethical issues has said ‘each one of us must do what we feel is right’ when it comes to Covid vaccines.
en staff Professor John Wyatt
Professor John Wyatt, Emeritus Professor of Neonatal Paediatrics at University College London and current President of the Christian Medical Fellowship, told
en he thought there was ‘a duty of Christian love to be vaccinated … in order to protect my neighbour’.
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Engineered in His Image? Christians More Cautious About Gene Editing.
A Pew Research survey across 20 countries found believers lag behind non-religious neighbors in support for the technology, with the biggest gap in the US.
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Christians around the globe share concerns about the application of fast-advancing gene-editing technology, making them more cautious about the research and its potential application to alter a baby’s genetic makeup, according to a new survey.
Trevor Stammers, bioethicist and former chair of the UK-based Christian Medical Fellowship, called gene editing “arguably the most significant medical advance of the millennium to date” and said, “it is certainly here to stay.”