Interview of Pia Di Benedetto, M.D.
“With a well-thought-out approach and with targeted strategies, it is possible to perform even major surgeries without transfusing allogeneic blood.”
Interview of Pia Di Benedetto, M.D.
“With a well-thought-out approach and with targeted strategies, it is possible to perform even major surgeries without transfusing allogeneic blood.”
Interview of Patrizio Mazza, M.D.
“It is certainly possible to treat tumors such as lymphoma, acute as well as other types of leukemias, and myeloma (a disease that is on the increase in the Western world) without blood transfusions.”
Interview of Alfredo Guglielmi, M.D.
“Jehovah’s Witnesses have led us to be extremely cautious with the use of blood through good patient preparation, careful selection of the patient, careful management in the operating room with all the available blood conservation methods, and management of anemia prior to surgery.”
Five Canadian Teaching Physicians Comment on Advances in Non-Blood Medical Treatment
In a recent interview, five notable medical educators shared their experiences in implementing non-blood medical treatment.
As Supreme Court Hearing Nears, A Conscientious Objector’s Optimism Grows
On August 30, 2018, South Korea’s Supreme Court will hold a public hearing to consider the Constitutional Court’s direction to make provision for conscientious objectors.
Russia Confiscates Former Branch Property
Prior to the St. Petersburg City Court appeal, a journalist, a religious expert, and two attorneys expose the injustice of Russia’s confiscation of the former branch property.
University of Padua Hosts Landmark Conference to Discuss Advances in Transfusion-Free Medical Care
Traditionally, blood transfusions have been considered harmless and the only life-saving medical treatment option for patients undergoing complex medical or surgical procedures. This assumption was challenged by many of the conference speakers.
Interview of Professor Massimo P. Franchi, M.D.
“In my professional career, I thank Jehovah’s Witnesses. They made a traditional doctor like myself consider the possibility and importance of reducing the use of blood.”
Interview of Professor Antonio D. Pinna, M.D.
“I don’t think we can make a differentiation on religious grounds. There are even patients that are not Witnesses that don’t want blood transfusion.”
Interview of Luca P. Weltert, M.D.
“There has been a distinct shift toward less transfusions—and not just in regard to Witness patients, of course, but all over the world—because there is increasing evidence that reduced transfusions means a better outcome.”
Russian Authorities Attempt to Seize Property Owned by Jehovah’s Witnesses’ US Corporation
Appeal to begin in Saint Petersburg City Court against a ruling to confiscate Jehovah’s Witnesses’ former national office in Russia.
2018 Annual Conventions of Jehovah’s Witnesses to Begin in May
Prior to the event, Witnesses around the world will participate in a global campaign to invite the general public to attend the program free of charge.