Pro-Life or Pro-Choice? Humanistic Buddhists’ Voices Surrounding Abortion in Contemporary Taiwan

Assisted suicide: pro-choice or anti-life?

The argument that acceptance of assisted suicide is an outgrowth of respect for personal autonomy departs from the traditional American value that holds life more basic than freedom and serves freedom by discouraging rather than assisting self-destruction. The sociological argument that removal of the taboo against assisted suicide will lead to the destructive expansion of the right to kill th...

Perspectives on Abortion: Pro-Choice, Pro-Life, and What Lies in between

The debate over abortion rights is a recent one when compared to contraception practices and abortion itself. Ancient and medieval civilizations are known for utilizing and elaborating on preconception and post conception methods. Although the theme is rather archaic, pro-choice and pro-life partisans offer opinions that are not often based on research, but rather based on emotions. This articl...

Willke : Pro - choice should be called pro - abortion

in s ta l ls e -m a il in a ll d o rm ro o m s w ith in th e n e x t tw o y ea rs . A ccord ing to L arissa Herczeg, executive coordinator of Board of T ru stees rep o rts , installing e-m ail and cable at the same time is the most sen­ sible and cost-effective action for the University to take. “Since they’re already going to be w iring the room s for email, it m akes sense to install cable no...

Beyond Pro-Choice Versus Pro-Life: Women of Color and Reproductive Justice

p53: Pro-aging or pro-longevity?

continues to surprise biologists. For nearly a decade, it was thought to be an oncogene [1, 2], only to be subsequently declared a potent tumor suppressor [3, 4]. Initially characterized as a transcriptional activator, we now know p53 is also a transcriptional repressor [5]. And just as it seemed p53 activities were confined to the nucleus, it became apparent that p53 also functioned in the cyt...