We are the Medical Ethics Alliance
The Medical Ethics Alliance affirms the unique value of all human life, its inherent dignity and consequent right to protection in law.
We are a non-profit organisation and we are certain that all persons are of inestimable worth, irrespective of illness or disability. The pursuit and practice of medical excellence is dependant upon sound ethical principals.
News and Press Releases
- Would you refuse a dying man water?
Drs. Cole and Treloar have written about concerns with the Mental Capacity Act. First published in the Catholic Medical Quarterly. You can read the full article… - Futile treatment- Futile lives?
A joint meeting between the Medical Ethics Alliance and the Catholic Medical Association was held in Birmingham on 20th October 2018 at Newman House. It… - The Supreme Court Ruling on Nutrition and Hydration: a nursing view
This letter was published in the Daily Telegraph on 3rd August 2018. It was written by Theresa Lynch from Pro-life nurses Sir – The Supreme… - Withdrawal of Food and Fluids- Supreme Court JudgementIssued by the Medical Ethics Alliance on 30th July 2018 In the light of today`s ruling by the Supreme Court that food and fluid ,…
Medical Ethics Alliance Comments
- “INVALID CONSENT TO ABORTION” Conference
Summary This was the Alliance`s first conference in London and the subject attracted a lot of interest. The question of the harm done to women… - “CLONING; SCIENTIFIC AND MULTI FAITH ASPECTS” Seminar
Dr J Qureshi (Psychiatrist) Pure science without faith will have pitfalls. Blending faith and science is required. This conference is to encourage clinicians, scientists and… - DEVELOPMENTS IN ASSISTED SUICIDE AND EUTHANASIA FALSE CLAIMS REFUTED
By Wesley J Smith attorney Report of -a meeting of the Medical Ethics Alliance held in the Woodbourne Priory Hospital Birmingham 26/11/01 Mr Wesley Smith… - ‘CAN THE ABORTION ACT BE REFORMED’ Report from the MEA meeting in Birmingham May 3rd
“CAN THE ABORTION ACT BE REFORMED”Report from the MEA meeting in Birmingham, May 3rd Mrs Domenica Roberts supported the proposition that the time was right…