“Going to Die Anyway”: COVID-19 Deaths of the Elderly are No Laughing Matter

Posted: May 25, 2020
By: R. J. Snell, Ph.D.

There are, of course, competing viewpoints about how states should end the coronavirus lockdowns, with some urging greater caution while others think it’s time to get the economy and life open again, and fast. Given the uncertainties, such disagreements are … Read

COVID-19 Vaccine and Fetal Tissue

Posted: April 24, 2020
By: R. J. Snell, Ph.D.

As reports emerge of a likely “second wave” of COVID-19 outbreaks expected this Fall, and with such outbreaks the possibility of extended or intermittent lockdowns through the end of the year, if not longer, the need and demand for a … Read

Tips from Modern Psychology for Coping with Corona’s Isolation and Anxiety

Posted: April 21, 2020
By: Frank J. Moncher, Ph.D.

No one anticipated last Easter that we would be home, a year later, involuntarily missing the Holy Week services; nor were countless parents prepared to be ‘homeschooling’ their children, albeit with some heroic efforts by educators to support the task … Read

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