Climate and poor road conditions continue to play a role in maternal health When we think about our global climate and maternal health, we might not see obvious connections, but the impact on safe deliveries and access to care is real. Nyabwina is a beautiful

COVID-19 PANDEMIC: An examination of the clinical, ethical and spiritual implications Join us this September in Rome as we explore the COVID-19 PANDEMIC: An examination of the clinical, ethical and spiritual implications of COVID19 for patients and Catholic healthcare workers. This is the first session

March 16, 2022 Catholic Medical Association Expresses Concern After WHO Statement Calls Trisomy 21 Preventable ‘Birth Defect’ Philadelphia, PA—March 16, 2022—Catholic Medical Association expressed concern after the World Health Organization stated publicly that Trisomy 21, commonly referred to as Down Syndrome, is a “severe birth

MaterCare International (MCI) is looking forward to welcome you to Italy’s cultural and national capital, Rome, for our 13th international conference, postponed to 2022 due to the COVID pandemic. Our conference venue Istituto Maria SS Bambina overlooks St. Peter’s Basilica and Square, and offers a

Mothers Are Women Too The Value of Motherhood Motherhood has special significance in every culture as the most complete expression of the special vocation of women. In some developing countries, motherhood is taken even more seriously, and mothers are revered, considered to be a central

¿ES POSIBLE UNA VOCACIÓN MÉDICA HOY?  ¿ES POSIBLE UNA VOCACIÓN MÉDICA CRISTIANA HOY?  El Grupo “MaterCare International”, que reúne a los Obstetras y Ginecólogos de la Federación Internacional de  las Asociaciones Médicas Católicas (FIAMC) tuvo a bien dedicar su sesión bianual en 2019 al análisis