• Biotech
  • Scientists Are Making CAR-T Cells More Clever. Here’s What the Next Generation Could Look Like
  • U.S. Diplomats in Geneva, Paris Struck with Suspected ‘Havana Syndrome’
  • Here’s How Scientists Pulled Off the First Pig-to-Human Heart Transplant
• Clinical/Medical
  • Strong New Evidence Suggests a Virus Triggers Multiple Sclerosis
  • Israel Study: 4th Vaccine Shows Limited Results with Omicron
  • Minnesota COVID-19 Patient Flown to Texas After Judge Orders Doctors to Keep Him on Ventilator
• Disability Ethics
  • A New Edition of European Journal of Human Genetics Is Now Available
  • At-Home Coronavirus Tests Are Inaccessible to Blind People
  • Omicron Is Forcing Us to Rethink Mild COVID
• Emerging Tech
  • AI Unmasks Anonymous Chess Players, Posing Privacy Risks
  • Jolting the Brain’s Circuits with Electricity Is Moving from Radical to Almost Mainstream Therapy. Some Crucial Hurdles Remain
  • For Digital Diabetes Care, Is More Data Always Better?
• End of Life
  • Predicting Death Could Change the Value of Life
  • New Articles from BMC Medical Ethics Are Now Available
  • A New Edition of Bioethics Is Now Available
• Euthanasia / Suicide
  • First Colombian with Non-Terminal Illness Dies Legally by Euthanasia
  • A New Edition of Ethics, Medicine, and Public Health Is Now Available
  • A New Edition of Bioethics Is Now Available
• Genetic Ethics
  • COVID-19’s Silver Lining: Speeding Vaccine Tech for Other Diseases
  • UK Virus Hunting Labs Seek to Bolster Global Variant Network
  • A New Edition of European Journal of Human Genetics Is Now Available
• Global Bioethics
  • China’s Births Hit Historic Low, a Political Problem for Beijing
  • Omicron Slamming S. American Hospitals as Workers Fall Ill
  • Covid-19 Shots Risk Displacing Immunizations Against Childhood Killers in Developing Countries
• Healthcare
  • Big Pharma’s Last-Ditch Lobbying Blitz for Aduhelm
  • The New Trend in Healthcare: Do-It-Yourself
  • Anger at Xi’an Lockdown Spreads in China
• Human Enhancement
  • A New Edition of Clinical Ethics Is Now Available
  • A New Edition of The New Bioethics Is Now Available
  • A New Edition of Bioethics Is Now Available
• Journal Articles
  • A New Edition of Research Ethics is Now Available
  • A New Edition of Medico-Legal Journal Is Now Available
  • A New Edition of Hastings Center Report Is Now Available
• Mental Health
  • A New Edition of Medico-Legal Journal Is Now Available
  • Doctors Debate Whether Trans Teens Need Therapy Before Hormones
  • Pandemic Screen Time Linked to Anxiety, Depression in Older Kids
• Neuroethics
  • Strong New Evidence Suggests a Virus Triggers Multiple Sclerosis
  • An Anti-Overdose Drug Is Getting Stronger. Maybe That’s a Bad Thing?
  • More Young Kids Are Getting Sick from Cannabis Edibles
• Organ Transplantation
  • Here’s How Scientists Pulled Off the First Pig-to-Human Heart Transplant
  • Three Ethical Issues Around Pig Heart Transplants
  • In 1st, US Surgeons Transplant Pig Heart Into Human Patient
• Public Health
  • Israel Study: 4th Vaccine Shows Limited Results with Omicron
  • At Davos, a ‘Good News, Bad News’ Message Emerges About Covid-19
  • Omicron Slamming S. American Hospitals as Workers Fall Ill
• Public Policy
  • New Jersey Adds Abortion Protections to State Law
  • Supreme Court Halts COVID-19 Vaccine Rule for US Businesses
  • A New Edition of Clinical Ethics Is Now Available
• Reproductive Ethics
  • China’s Births Hit Historic Low, a Political Problem for Beijing
  • New Jersey Adds Abortion Protections to State Law
  • Unvaccinated Women with Covid Are More Likely to Lose Fetuses and Infants, Scottish Data Show
• Research Ethics
  • A New Edition of Research Ethics is Now Available
  • UK Virus Hunting Labs Seek to Bolster Global Variant Network
  • Here’s How Scientists Pulled Off the First Pig-to-Human Heart Transplant
• Stem Cell Research
  • First Sickle Cell Patient Treated with CRISPR Gene-Editing Still Thriving
  • Lab-Grown Embryo Research Is Poised to Transform Medicine
  • A New Edition of Journal of Medical Ethics Is Now Available
• Women's Health
  • With More Girls Pregnant, Zimbabwe Pushes a Return to School
  • Natural Cycles’ Data Shows Limited Menstrual Changes After COVID-19 Vaccination
  • A New Edition of The New England Journal of Medicine Is Now Available

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