Mrs Justice Arbuthnot’s judgement earlier this month on the tragic case of Archie Battersbee is sobering reading. Her ruling came across to me as kind and thoughtful, and the fact that she took time to visit Archie in hospital for herself speaks highly of her […]

Capturing the language of (assisted) death
July 29, 2021 Written by Guest End of Life
Those promoting the agenda that, in plain speaking, wants the UK to legalise doctors to be able to provide a prescription for a lethal draught with which patients can kill themselves, have a long history of shape-shifting their language. Morphing from the Voluntary Euthanasia Society […]

Reflecting God’s image or usurping his position?
September 14, 2020 Written by Jennie Pollock End of Life , Humanity , Medical Practice , New Technologies
For as long as humans have been keeping records, they have been recording their fight against the ultimate enemy – death. Up until a certain point in history, every new advance in technology was aimed at postponing the hour when the grim reaper would come […]

Three ways COVID-19 has changed me as a doctor
August 21, 2020 Written by Guest Christianity , Medical Practice
COVID-19 has changed the world, the medical profession, and the NHS in ways we are only beginning to understand. In my A&E department, we have seen patients with oxygen saturations lower than we previously thought were possible, treated our own hospital colleagues – some of […]

Facing coronavirus (COVID-19): the practicalities of critical illness and the reality of our mortality
April 3, 2020 Written by Guest Christianity , End of Life , Medical Practice
Introduction In a manner not seen in the United Kingdom since World War Two, the COVID-19 crisis has brought death and dying – society’s greatest taboo – to centre stage. Whether we would like to admit it or not, even as Christians, we find this […]
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Mitochondrial Donation Down Under April 27, 2022
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Watch & pray for Russia and Ukraine February 25, 2022
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I was a foreigner, and you did not welcome me in: the challenge of the Nationality and Borders Bill February 7, 2022
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We take delight in honouring each other: A response to the vaccine mandate February 1, 2022
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Who are we protecting? Anti-Covid measures and their impact on children. January 19, 2022
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