Millennial writer Meghan Clark has a new article on The Lancet Global Health Blog. The article, Knowledge is power: the ethical ambiguity of evidence-based medicine in global health, explores important questions in global health. Clark argues: Neonatal mortality is a global health crisis. The effectiveness of our efforts to combat this crisis will depend upon… Read More Meghan Clark in The Lancet
Pope Francis: “We cannot sleep peacefully while babies are dying of hunger and the elderly are without medical assistance.”
Check out these recent articles from around the web: Discrimination against pregnant workers has been rising, report says by Washington Post “Thirty-five years after Congress passed a federal law to protect pregnant women from discrimination on the job, these workers are instead denied reasonable accommodations that other workers receive and often wind up losing income,… Read More Around the Web
Am I my sister’s keeper? Sister Simone Campbell asked that question recently at the Democratic National Convention. Personally, as much as I tend to focus on the broad outlines of policies and laws or philosophize about the true nature of the common good, sometimes it comes down to pretty literal questions. Over the past few… Read More Am I My Sister’s Keeper?
Last night, when Sister Simone Campbell, the Executive Director of the Roman Catholic Social Justice Organization NETWORK and one of the “nuns on the bus,” addressed the delegates and the American people at the Democratic National Convention, she outlined the sharp contrast that exists between the proposals outlined by Mitt Romney and his running mate… Read More Nun on the Bus: “We Are Better Than That”
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