Partial Win in the FDA v AHM Supreme Court Case
By Nadia Smith There are two key takeaways to celebrate as a result of the FDA v Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine case despite the disappointing decision of the Supreme Court. […]
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The Catholic Medical Association 2024 Leadership Training Meeting: Redemption through Reflection
By Dr. Jeremy Jones The Catholic Medical Association (CMA) just completed an incredible Leadership Training Meeting (LTM) at the University of St. Mary of the Lake (USML) and Mundelein Seminary […]
Remembering Past President Dr. Kevin Murrell
The Catholic Medical Association lost a beloved past president, Dr. Kevin Murrell. Dr. Murrell entered peacefully into rest on Friday, April 12, 2024, at home and surrounded by his family. […]
“Imago Dei, Made in His Image: Male and Female He Created Them”
The journey into Catholic Medical Association’s 93rd Annual Educational Conference By Félix Angel Rodríguez, M.D. In October of 2021, when I arrived at the Caribe Royale Hotel in […]
Calling For CMA Award Nominations
It’s that time of year when the Catholic Medical Association opens the Annual Awards nomination process to recognize the outstanding work done by our guilds, student chapters, chaplains and members. […]
This One Abortion Story Changed Medicine Forever, But Pro-Lifers Hardly Talk About It
The growing use of aborted fetal cell lines in medical research has been largely ignored by Catholics and the pro-life movement. By Dr. Alan Moy and Jay Kamath Editor’s […]
Holy Week and the Fight to Safeguard Women’s Health Against Abortion Drugs
By Dr. Tim Millea Tuesday, March 26th, dawned with clouds and chilly temperatures. However, a warm atmosphere prevailed in the basement of St. Peter’s Church on Capitol Hill as […]
CMA Calls on Supreme Court to Safeguard Women’s Health
Philadelphia, PA – March 25, 2024 – As medical health care professionals descend on the steps of the Supreme Court tomorrow, Tuesday, March 26 for a rally in support of […]
CMA Calls For a Return to Evidence-Based Medicine to Treat Gender Dysphoria
Over the past several years, the increasing frequency of “gender transition” in young and vulnerable individuals has raised many questions and concerns about the safety and ethics of these interventions. […]
Physician Assisted Suicide from the Perspective of Catholic Social Teaching
By Dr. Mary Keen Kirchoff In several state assemblies, legislation has been introduced to legalize what its advocates, the group Compassion and Choices, call “medical aid in dying (MAid).” […]