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A federal judge has declined to block the University of Colorado from enforcing its vaccination policy against a Roman Catholic physician and a Buddhist medical student who unsuccessfully sought religious

A university in Colorado has been sued by a student and a faculty member who allege that they were wrongfully punished for refusing on religious grounds to get the COVID-19 vaccine.

A university in Colorado has been sued by a student and a faculty member who allege that they were wrongfully punished for refusing on religious grounds to get the COVID-19 vaccine.

DENVER (AP) — A pediatrician and a medical student at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus are challenging denials of their requests for religious exemptions from the school's COVID vaccination mandate, arguing in a lawsuit filed Wednesday that administrators are judging the “veracity” of personal religious beliefs in violation of the First Amendment.

On September 13, 2021, seventeen medical health professionals asked the United States District Court for the Northern District of New York to enjoin e...

UTICA — A federal court Tuesday granted a temporary restraining order against Gov. Kathy Hochul’s vaccine mandate for the state’s health care workers.

Pro-life organizations want to know if a Pennsylvania medical school is breaking laws in its research with aborted baby body parts.

Faith-based child welfare controversy may be reignited in Illinois Peter Hancock Capitol News Illinois SPRINGFIELD – A recent U.S. Supreme Court decision could reignite a 10-year-old controversy in Illinois over whether faith-based charities can be prohibited from contracting with the state for foster care and adoption services on the grounds that they refuse to work with unmarried or same-sex couples. In a 9-0 decision Thursday, the nation’s high court ruled against the city of Philadelphi...

The number of abortions performed in Illinois increased by almost 10% The 2019 data shows a rise in both the number of in-state women terminating a pregnancy as well as those traveling to Illinois from other states for the procedure. Nationally, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported a slight increase — about 1% — in abortions nationwide from 2017 to 2018, the most recently ...

CHICAGO – The number of abortions performed in Illinois increased by almost 10% in 2019, with about 4,000 more terminated pregnancies reported than the previous year, according to recently released statistics from the Illinois Department of Public Health. The 2019 data shows a rise in both the number of in-state women terminating a pregnancy as well as those traveling to Illinois from other ...