• Biotech
  • Primate Embryos Grown in the Lab for Longer Than Ever Before
  • We May One Day Grow Babies Outside the Womb, But There Are Many Things to Consider First
  • A New Type of Genetic Profiling Promises Cleverer, Better-Looking Children.
• Clinical/Medical
  • Cancer Doctors Hesitate to Discuss Fertility Issues with Young Women
  • China’s BeiGene Gets FDA Approval for Drug to Treat Rare Form of Lymphoma
  • Google’s Totally Creepy, Totally Legal Health-Data Harvesting
• Disability Ethics
  • Deaf Couple May Edit Embryo’s DNA to Correct Hearing Mutation
  • Marieke Vervoort: Paralympian Ends Life Through Euthanasia at Age of 40
  • Russian ‘CRISPR-Baby’ Scientist Has Started Editing Genes in Human Eggs with Goal of Altering Deaf Gene
• Emerging Tech
  • Google’s Totally Creepy, Totally Legal Health-Data Harvesting
  • The First US Clinical Trial of Using an In-Brain Chip to Fight Opioid Addiction Is Now Underway
  • Apple’s Reach Reshapes Medical Research
• End of Life
  • End-of-Life Doulas: The Professionals Who Guide the Dying
  • End-of-Life Care Laws Were Supposed to Help New Yorkers. They Don’t Always Work.
  • Machine Learning Tool Predicts 6-Month Mortality in Cancer Patients
• Euthanasia / Suicide
  • First, Take No Stand
  • A Distraught Man Asked a Nurse Friend to Help Him Die, Prosecutors Say. Now She’s Charged with Murder.
  • Marieke Vervoort: Paralympian Ends Life Through Euthanasia at Age of 40
• Genetic Ethics
  • China’s BeiGene Gets FDA Approval for Drug to Treat Rare Form of Lymphoma
  • The World’s First Gattaca Baby Tests Are Finally Here
  • CRISPR Approach to Fighting Cancer Called ‘Promising’ in 1st Safety Test
• Global Bioethics
  • Primate Embryos Grown in the Lab for Longer Than Ever Before
  • China’s BeiGene Gets FDA Approval for Drug to Treat Rare Form of Lymphoma
  • German Parliament Approves Compulsory Measles Vaccinations
• Healthcare
  • Valued for Their Tech, Silicon Valley Digital Health Companies Rely Heavily on Armies of Faraway Coaches
  • Google Reportedly Amassed Private Health Data on Millions of People Without Their Knowledge
  • This Booth Can Virtually Connect Patients with Clinicians and Dispense Medications. Will Patients Use It?
• Human Enhancement
  • A New Type of Genetic Profiling Promises Cleverer, Better-Looking Children.
  • A New Edition of Studies in Christian Ethics Is Now Available
  • Terminally-Ill Scientist with Motor Neuron Disease ‘Transforms into World’s First Cyborg’ by Replacing Body Parts with Machinery
• Journal Articles
  • A New Edition of Clinical Trials Is Now Available
  • A New Edition of Studies in Christian Ethics Is Now Available
  • A New Edition of Human Reproduction Is Now Available
• Mental Health
  • A New Study Found Marijuana Legalization Leads to More Problematic Use
  • More Adolescents Seek Medical Care for Mental Health Issues
  • Why Mental Health Care Deserts Persist for U.S. Children
• Neuroethics
  • The First US Clinical Trial of Using an In-Brain Chip to Fight Opioid Addiction Is Now Underway
  • A New Study Found Marijuana Legalization Leads to More Problematic Use
  • Juul Disregarded Early Evidence It Was Hooking Teens
• Organ Transplantation
  • Facing ‘Certain Death,’ Teenager with Vaping Injury Gets Double Lung Transplant
  • Three-Quarters of People Survive Heart Transplant for at Least Five Years, Study Says
  • ‘Crimes Against Humanity’: Is China Killing Political Prisoners for Their Organs?
• Public Health
  • German Parliament Approves Compulsory Measles Vaccinations
  • CDC Report: 35,000 Americans Die of Antibiotic-Resistant Infections Each Year
  • Facing ‘Certain Death,’ Teenager with Vaping Injury Gets Double Lung Transplant
• Public Policy
  • A New Study Found Marijuana Legalization Leads to More Problematic Use
  • Ebola Vaccine Approved in Europe in Landmark Moment in Fight Against a Deadly Disease
  • Opinion: India’s Proposed Commercial Surrogacy Ban Is an Assault on Women’s Rights
• Reproductive Ethics
  • Cancer Doctors Hesitate to Discuss Fertility Issues with Young Women
  • Primate Embryos Grown in the Lab for Longer Than Ever Before
  • Pregnant People Are Being Offered an Unproven Treatment to “Reverse” Abortions
• Research Ethics
  • Primate Embryos Grown in the Lab for Longer Than Ever Before
  • China’s BeiGene Gets FDA Approval for Drug to Treat Rare Form of Lymphoma
  • The First US Clinical Trial of Using an In-Brain Chip to Fight Opioid Addiction Is Now Underway
• Stem Cell Research
  • How Unproven Stem Cell Therapies Are Costing Desperate Patients
  • Oversight of ‘Right to Try’ Stem Cell Market Raises Concerns, Bioethicists Say
  • FDA Enforcement Will Foster Developments of Safe, Effective Regenerative Therapies
• Women's Health
  • Cancer Doctors Hesitate to Discuss Fertility Issues with Young Women
  • Ignored, Threatened, Berated: After Difficult Childbirth Experiences, New Parents Seek Healing by Speaking Up
  • Opinion: India’s Proposed Commercial Surrogacy Ban Is an Assault on Women’s Rights

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