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Dementia patient killed without consent by ‘assisted dying’ upon family’s request

A dementia patient was killed utilizing Canada’s “Medical Assistance in Dying” (MAiD) framework at the request of the patient’s family. According to a 2025 report issued by the Canadian Office of the Chief Coroner and Ministry of the Solicitor General, MAiD Death Review Committee, six case studies of euthanasia deserved special attention from 2023 and 2024. One of them involved an elderly patient, “Mrs. 6F,” who had “moderately advanced” dementia.

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Detransitioners face neglect, inadequate support from medical industry, friends: study

New research discovered that individuals who regret gender-transitioning surgeries are often neglected and face “detransphobia.”

According to a study by a York University-led research team published in the International Journal of Transgender Health, detransitioners received inadequate support from both the medical and LGBT community after regretting their gender reassignment interventions.

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Judge denies Planned Parenthood’s request to halt Nevada parental notification law

After Roe’s overturn in 2022, Nevada began implementing previously dormant laws, including the one requiring parental notification for an abortion. The abortion industry quickly stepped in to challenge the law, and it was temporarily blocked. A federal court lifted that injunction on July 22, allowing the law to go into effect. But the day before, on July 21, Planned Parenthood Mar Monte had filed another lawsuit against the law in an additional effort to have it blocked.

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A Quiet Revolution: Restoring the Sacred in Everyday Life

If my generation can recover this way of seeing, we will not only heal ourselves but help renew the culture. We will raise children who know the meaning of sacred symbols, who find joy in rituals, and who can recognize God’s presence in the ordinary. We will be able to bring moral language back into education, family life, and religious practice. We will see each other as brothers and sisters rather than competitors or enemies.

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