
Month: October 2020
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Catholic Medical Association Congratulates Secretary of State and HHS on Signing of Geneva Consensus Declaration
Read More: Catholic Medical Association Congratulates Secretary of State and HHS on Signing of Geneva Consensus DeclarationPhiladelphia, PA- October 29, 2020- The Catholic Medical Association congratulates The U.S. Secretary of State and The Department of Health and Human Services on the signing of the Geneva Consensus Declaration, to promote women’s health and strengthen the family. “To stand in solidarity with U.S. and other world leaders as action is taken to achieve better…
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Catholic Medical Association Applauds HHS, OCR Action to Protect Patients’ Right to Religious Freedom
Read More: Catholic Medical Association Applauds HHS, OCR Action to Protect Patients’ Right to Religious FreedomPhiladelphia, PA- October 23, 2020- The Catholic Medical Association stands in support of The Office for Civil Rights (OCR) and Department of Health and Human Services for their swift action to ensure COVID-19 positive patients can exercise religious freedom while in the hospital. “Our commitment to defend the dignity of life recognizes the spiritual and physical dimensions…
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Catholic Medical Association Issues Support of Colorado Proposition 115
Read More: Catholic Medical Association Issues Support of Colorado Proposition 115Philadelphia, PA- October 19, 2020- The Catholic Medical Association today issued its full support of Colorado’s Proposition 115, which would ban abortions after 22 weeks. “Proposition 115 seeks to defend the dignity of life which is the cornerstone of our mission at Catholic Medical Association,” said Dr. Michael Parker, CMA President. Though the CMA recognizes that…
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Catholic Medical Association Opposes State, Federal Funding for Embryonic Stem Cell Research
Read More: Catholic Medical Association Opposes State, Federal Funding for Embryonic Stem Cell ResearchPhiladelphia, PA- October 6, 2020- The Catholic Medical Association today expressed its opposition to California’s Proposition 14, which would authorize $5.5 billion in bonds to support stem cell research. “Ending disease and suffering is what we strive for as health care professionals, but we must never abandon our moral obligation to do so through ethical means,” said CMA President,…
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CMA Wishes President Trump, First Lady Melania Trump Well After Positive COVID-19 Tests
Read More: CMA Wishes President Trump, First Lady Melania Trump Well After Positive COVID-19 TestsPresident Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump well after they have tested positive for COVID-19. “Our prayers are with the President and First Lady as they work to overcome COVID-19. We continue to pray for all those suffering from this virus and their loved ones,” said CMA President Dr. Michael Parker. Since the onset of the…
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