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    Anne Manice: Thank you [Jim McLaughlin] for your kind introduction. Thank you, Maria. I remember when you were thinking of taking on the Human Life Review after your father’s death, I said, please continue it because you’re our intellectual sustenance. We’re in the... Read More →

Unlike the public at large Review readers are likely aware of the months long violent response to the Dobbs decision Still Julia Duins Crisis Pregnancy Centers Suffer Record Attacks may hold surprises Read More →

  Unlike the public at large, Review readers are likely aware of the months-long violent response to the Dobbs decision. Still, Julia Duin’s “Crisis Pregnancy Centers Suffer Record Attacks” may hold surprises. It did for me. I didn’t know, for instance, that in July the home... Read More →

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  [On June 1, 2022, the Human Life Foundation hosted a panel discussion inspired by George McKenna’s “The Odd Couple: Freedom and Liberty” (published in the Fall 2021 edition of the Human Life Review). McKenna, who began the evening with a summary of his essay, was joined by... Read More →

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THE HUMAN LIFE REVIEW FEATURED IN THIS ISSUE THE HUMAN LIFE FOUNDATION INC NEW YORK NEW YORK 10.00 PER COPY William Murchison on FAREWELL ROE HELLO DOBBS William Doino Jr on THE LIFE AND LEGACY OF VICKI THORN Grace Emily Stark on DOES EFFECTIVE ETHICAL STEM CELL THERAPY EXIST... Read More →

Summer 22 Cover front and inside back IPM Printed Final THE HUMAN LIFE REVIEW ALSO IN THIS ISSUE VOLUME XLVIII No 3 SUMMER 2022 THE HUMAN LIFE FOUNDATION INC NEW YORK NEW YORK 10.00 PER COPY Appendices Francis X Maier Helen Alvar David F Forte Kody Cooper Booknotes Brian... Read More →

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Nearly fifty years after Roe, lines between fact and fiction are indeed indistinguishable, even in science. Read More →