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Pornography Facts and Statistics (USA)
With the advent of the internet, pornography and pornography addiction has become more and more widely available. Porn addiction can interfere with a healthy lifestyle and relationships. Porn addiction affects about 5-8% of adults and they spend at least 11 to 12 hours per week viewing porn. Around 35% of all internet downloads are pornographic. About 84% … Read more
Man applies for euthanasia because of ‘eco-anxiety’ (Canada)
Howard Breen, 68, who lives in Vancouver, is not terminally ill but is experiencing extreme mental suffering because of his concerns about climate change. In 2017, Breen’s doctor diagnosed him with clinical eco-anxiety and biosphere-related depression. Breen had his initial request for euthanasia turned down in February 2021 because one doctor in his euthanasia assessment … Read more
Technology Helps Traffickers (South Africa)
Although we agree that technology helps traffickers find victims, we do believe that many recruitments in Africa are still being done in person. Africa does not have the same access to technology as the rest of the world and as such traffickers often do not reach rural areas via technology. They find their victims by … Read more
Pornography Addiction: 4 Treatments That Could Help (USA)
While pornography addiction is not currently a recognized medical condition, those who are excessively consuming pornography might experience powerful cravings, neglect their responsibilities, and engage in self-defeating behaviours in order to continue their porn use. Ways to overcome porn addiction: Behaviour Modification/ Motivational Interviewing (MI): MI guides them to think about the pros and cons of their addiction … Read more
Veterans Affairs Canada worker advocates euthanasia for PTSD (Canada)
This is one of many stories proving that euthanasia (MAiD) has grown out of control in Canada. A Canadian Forces veteran who had sustained a traumatic brain injury from a roadside bomb in Afghanistan and suffers from PTSD was seeking treatment when he was unexpectedly and casually offered medical assistance in dying by a Veterans Affairs Canada (VAC) employee. This unprompted … Read more
Unborn Children Can Have Dreams, Says Popular YouTuber Dr John Campbell (UK)
John Campbell PhD, a retired nurse educator and YouTuber with 2.4 million subscribers has made an illuminating video on human development highlighting new evidence that children dream in the womb. Dr Campbell said, “when I was a zygote, all the genetics that is in me now, all the potential that is in me now was … Read more
New Peer Reviewed Study Debunks Myth Of Abortion As Normative For Mother (USA)
A study involving close to 8 million pregnancies debunked the notion that abortion is a normal experience for mother, finding that it is rare for a woman to have both births and abortions. Out of 5 million women with at least 1 pregnancy, less than 6% have both births and abortions. Women in the study … Read more
New assisted suicide guidelines may lead to fewer suicide tourists (Switzerland)
The Swiss Medical Association agreed to a new set of guidelines for assisted suicide that state: The physician must conduct at least two detailed discussions with the patient separated by an interval of at least two weeks. The symptoms of the illness and/or functional impairment must be unbearable, the severity of which is to be … Read more
When access to medical treatment is more difficult then access to MAID (Canada)
Canadians are seeking death by euthanasia (MAiD) because they are not able to access medical treatment, or they are living with a disability, or a mental illness and/or poverty. Canada’s medical system makes it difficult for Gwen to receive treatment but easy for her to receive MAiD (euthanasia). The Canadian government is currently debating further expansions … Read more