Bioethics in the News — August 29

August 29, 2006

  • The Lanza Protocol: Damned with very faint praise (BioNews)
  • Call for stem cell research on plants (The Age)
  • Nigeria: Frustrations Over Fruit Of The womb (The Guardian)
  • Choosing a ‘God Squad,’ When the Mind Has Faded (New York Times)
  • Straight Talk About Preparing to Die (Missourinet)
  • Older twins to shed light on ageing (NineMsn)
  • Stem cell ‘wonder cures’ warning (BBC)
  • Saving Lives With Tailor-Made Medication (New York Times)
  • Rats Born to Mice in Bizarre Lab Work (Live Sciene)
  • Opponents blast stem cell measure in latest rally (AP)
  • Op-Ed: We need compromise on stem cells (Albuquerque Tribune)
  • Op-Ed: Medicaid doesn’t deserve bad rap (Post-Standard)

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