External Link - Source: Guardian
The leading scientific journal Nature argued yesterday for increased
safeguards for future cloning papers, in response to the scandal
surrounding Woo Suk Hwang's faked cloning research.
Bioethics News.The leading scientific journal Nature argued yesterday for increased
safeguards for future cloning papers, in response to the scandal
surrounding Woo Suk Hwang's faked cloning research.
#Bioethics News: On Wednesday, the German Court overturned a ban on organized medically assisted suicide, concluding that the right to die “includes the freedom to take one’s life and to rely on the voluntary help of another person.” https://t.co/7ajJe9cyUJ
#Bioethics News: Research agencies have misinterpreted a law that requires them to post clinical trial data, leaving behind a 10-year gap in data that now must be made publicly available https://t.co/FXCB7bQ4W3
New OPC call posted -- get your proposals in by Mar 11th!
"Patient and family descriptions of ethical concerns" &
"Legal and Ethical Considerations for Requiring Consent for Apnea Testing in Brain Death Declaration"
https://t.co/HZ69RFgWYP
#Bioethics News: Canada is proposing legislation that would allow patients with degenerative diseases to seek medically-assisted death even if they are not terminally ill https://t.co/m42t2HNhLJ
#Bioethics News: A recent article from the @hastingscenter discusses #informedconsent and the need to involve children in the decision-making that fundamentally affects their developing bodies, gender, and sexuality https://t.co/BZPHAorhZl
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