Research that defends life — from conception to natural death.
MyCatholicDoctor supports ethical, evidence-based studies that advance pro-life medicine and strengthen Catholic healthcare worldwide.

MyCatholicDoctor supports ethical, evidence-based studies that advance pro-life medicine and strengthen Catholic healthcare worldwide.
Faithful medical research is essential to ensuring that Catholic clinicians can practice medicine grounded in both truth and evidence.
The Pro-Life Medical Research Initiative supports projects that expand understanding of life-affirming treatments, advance ethical clinical science, and demonstrate that compassionate, faithful medicine is also effective medicine.
Our priorities include:
Each of these efforts helps ensure that pro-life healthcare is recognized not just as moral — but as medically excellent.
Contraception and artificial reproduction separate love from life — but God’s design unites them.
Through the One Flesh Initiative, MyCatholicDoctor helps couples understand fertility as a gift, empowering them to live fully and faithfully within the sacrament of marriage.
“…and the two shall become one flesh.” — Genesis 2:24
When couples live according to this truth, they find not only stronger marriages but deeper communion with God.
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Encourage Catholic medical professionals, students, and research institutions to join our efforts in building a new foundation for ethical, faithful science.
Your prayers and generosity empower MyCatholicDoctor to lead the way in ethical, life-affirming medical research — ensuring that every discovery points back to the Author of Life.
Beginning February 1, 2026, MyCatholicDoctor will begin submitting anonymized patient data to the
Surveillance of Treatment Outcomes for Restorative Reproductive Medicine (STORRM) —
a registry project of the International Institute for Restorative Reproductive Medicine (IIRRM),
in collaboration with the University of Utah and Neofertility.
This collaboration represents a historic milestone for Catholic healthcare:
for the first time, life-affirming treatment outcomes will be scientifically documented on a national scale.
Scientific integrity and Catholic moral teaching are not in conflict — they complete each other.
Our research work is guided by the Ethical and Religious Directives for Catholic Health Care Services (ERDs) and the example of
Venerable Jerome Lejeune, patron of pro-life medical research and genetic science.
“Faith and reason are like two wings on which the human spirit rises to the contemplation of truth.” — St. John Paul II