I have prescribed “the Pill” since 1978. My wife and I used the Pill for years, having no moral concerns about it. Then, in 1995 my friend and practice partner John Hartman, MD, showed me a patient information brochure–given to him by a friend–that claimed the Pill had a postfertilization effect causing “…the unrecognized loss of preborn children.”
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You see a 68-year-old male with diabetes and hypertension in the office for coughing, body aches and recent loss of taste and smell, whose symptoms started about three days ago. His pulse oximetry is 95 percent, and the lungs are clear. A COVID-19 test is run and comes back positive. He asks what can be done to decrease his risk for going to the hospital or even death. Unfortunately, you tell him, there are no easily accessible outpatient treatments for COVID-19, and you recommend he use over-the-counter treatments to help his symptoms and to let you know if he is getting significantly short of breath. There are times like this when we in the primary care realm can feel helpless or like there’s not much we have to offer for patients. But is this truly the case for COVID-19?
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OK. The ad is hypothetical, I’ll admit. But only a little. A just-released report on human sexuality issued a clarion call for Christian apologists to step up and counter the increasingly toxic cultural narrative on human sexuality. That narrative—or perhaps narratives, since some are severely at odds—has led to increasing radicalism and polarization, leaving a tide of refugees in its wake.
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Supporters of gender-affirming therapy (GAT)—transition affirmation—are doubling down on claims that regret and detransition are rare. From state-level bills in my home state of California to national policy initiatives from the federal administration, the assertion that transitioning for gender dysphoria is all but regret free is used as a promotional tool for the proposed mandating of GAT essentially on request. However, the sales pitch does not hold up to inspection.
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Publications exposing transgender ideology and its capture of academics, medicine, the entertainment industry, government and the business sector are picking up steam. What we might term the breakout books, those that caught traction and burst onto the public square addressing and countering the whirlwind of transgenderism.
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City of Hope is a rapidly growing Christian ministry that is lifting a rural Tanzanian community out of poverty. To build upon the momentum in Tanzania, COH is adding a new CEO position to the U.S. staff team. The CEO must be a dynamic leader, responsible for overseeing the administration, programs and strategic plan of the United States part of the organization. Other key duties include fundraising, marketing, and building a community of supporters. The position reports directly to the Board of Directors.
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International Pathology Services is a 501c3 non-profit, established in 2007, which provides cost-effective, timely and accurate anatomic pathology services to mission hospitals around the world.
Read MoreThere is an urgent need for a neurosurgeon with paediatric experience to join BethanyKids in Kijabe, Kenya. In 2018, BethanyKids surgeons performed 3,571 pediatric surgical procedures and saw more than 11,500 children in hospital outpatient clinics in 5 African countries.
Read MoreThe Pan African Academy of Christian Surgeons is welcoming endoscopy educators. We need endoscopists willing to enhance the quality of endoscopy services and education in resource limited settings.
Many endoscopists would be surprised that a medical mission could be so specific to their skill set. Short term missions are welcomed, and logistics are handled by Samaritan’s Purse.
Check out Optometry Job Opportunities from across the country! We serve the small niche of eye care providers who are in the body of Christ. Our role is to be a gathering spot, or meeting place, for physicians in Ophthalmology and Optometry who love Jesus Christ and want to serve him professionally and personally. Our mission is to connect eye care practices and candidates for work, mission, and ministry.
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Focus International Development (FID) has a Family Medicine Clinic and Clinical Training Center in Central Asia and is in the process of opening a second clinic.
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Pacific Cataract and Laser Institute (PCLI), a Christian-owned, principle-centered multi-site cataract and refractive surgery co-management center, is seeking four like-minded medical optometric physicians to provide care in several of our facilities. This is an opportunity to join an exceptional team surrounded by finely tuned support staff in a wonderful workplace environment.
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Share your faith in Christ while offering high quality, personalized care with an attention to alternative options. Extremely fast growing four provider practice needing one to two full-time MD or DO physicians. Southeast Texas suburban Port Neches, Texas is very homeschool friendly yet offers high quality public education options for your family. Plenty of water sports, fishing, hunting and close proximity to the third largest city in the U.S., Houston. Production based salary $275,000 to $500,000 with a sign on.
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Share your faith in Christ while offering high quality, personalized care with an attention to alternative options. Extremely fast growing four provider practice needing one to two full-time MD or DO physicians. Southeast Texas suburban Port Neches, Texas is very homeschool friendly yet offers high quality public education options for your family. Plenty of water sports, fishing, hunting and close proximity to the third largest city in the U.S., Houston. Production based salary $275,000 to $500,000 with a sign on.
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Oasis is a not-for-profit Christian hospital located in Al Ain, about 160 kilometers east of the United Arab Emirates capital city, Abu Dhabi. We are part of the Cure International network of hospitals whose mission is to heal the sick and proclaim the kingdom of God. Our hospital is the first private hospital established in the United Arab Emirates and also the first to attain JCIA accreditation.
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Testimony: William J. Lawton, MD
Testimony regarding Massachusetts House Bill 1998, Compassionate Aid in Dying.
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