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Biotech
- The CRISPR Era Is Here
- Magic Pills Are Coming
- The Devices That Will Read Your Brain–and Enhance It
Clinical/Medical
- Texas Abortion Case Heard Before State’s Highest Court, as More Women Join Lawsuit
- These Volunteers Want To Be Infected with Disease to Aid Research — Will Their Altruism Help?
- The Push to Get Estrogen FDA-Approved for Gender-Affirming Care
Disability Ethics
- Disabled People Must Work from Home to Do ‘Their Duty’, Says UK Minister
- Facing Financial Ruin as Costs Soar for Elder Care
- A New Edition of Bioethics Is Now Available
Emerging Tech
- Prominent Women in Tech Say They Don’t Want to Join OpenAI’s All-Male Board
- Amazon Once Inspired Fear in the Health-Care Industry. No Longer
- Instagram’s Algorithm Delivers Toxic Video Mix to Adults Who Follow Children
End of Life
- Hospices Can’t Handle the Growing Number of Patients Who Need Wound Care
- Carter’s Journey Highlights Tough Questions About When to Choose Hospice
- The Race to Optimize Grief
Euthanasia / Suicide
- A New Edition of The American Journal of Bioethics Is Now Available
- Healing the ‘Invisible Ache’ Behind the Suicide Crisis Among Black Men and Boys
- Should Anorexia Ever Be Called ‘Terminal’?
Genetic Ethics
- The CRISPR Era Is Here
- Magic Pills Are Coming
- A New Edition of The New England Journal of Medicine Is Now Available
Global Bioethics
- You Can’t Even Pay People to Have More Kids
- Unvaccinated and Vulnerable: Children Drive Surge in Deadly Outbreaks
- South Africa, Colombia and Others Are Fighting Drugmakers Over Access to TB and HIV Drugs
Healthcare
- The US Doesn’t Have Universal Health Care — But These States (Almost) Do
- Patient privacy fears as US spy tech firm Palantir wins £330m NHS contract
- How Viral Infections Cause Long-Term Health Problems
Human Enhancement
- The Race to Optimize Grief
- A New Edition of Bioethics Is Now Available
- ‘Aging is a disease’: Inside the drive to postpone death indefinitely
Journal Articles
- A New Edition of Research Ethics is Now Available
- A New Edition of The American Journal of Bioethics Is Now Available
- A New Edition of Journal of Medical Ethics Is Now Available
Mental Health
- A New Edition of Journal of Medical Ethics Is Now Available
- Overdose Deaths During Pregnancy Spiked Over the Past Few Years, Study Says
- ‘I Was Addicted to Social Media–Now I’m Suing Big Tech’
Neuroethics
- Manufacturers Need to Be More Open About a Dangerous Alzheimer’s Drug Side Effects
- Growing Number of US Children Taking Melatonin for Sleep
- Newly Discovered Stem Cell Offers Clues to a Cancer Mystery
Organ Transplantation
- Why You Should Be Able to Sell Your Kidney
- Google Celebrates Surgeon Dr. Victor Chang with a Doodle
- Surgeons Have Performed the World’s First Eye Transplant
Public Health
- Unvaccinated and Vulnerable: Children Drive Surge in Deadly Outbreaks
- A New Edition of The American Journal of Bioethics Is Now Available
- The Big Question About Obesity Drugs: Can People Ever Stop Taking Them?
Public Policy
- Texas Abortion Case Heard Before State’s Highest Court, as More Women Join Lawsuit
- A New Edition of The American Journal of Bioethics Is Now Available
- Disabled People Must Work from Home to Do ‘Their Duty’, Says UK Minister
Reproductive Ethics
- Texas Abortion Case Heard Before State’s Highest Court, as More Women Join Lawsuit
- The Push to Get Estrogen FDA-Approved for Gender-Affirming Care
- You Can’t Even Pay People to Have More Kids
Research Ethics
- A New Edition of Research Ethics is Now Available
- These Volunteers Want To Be Infected with Disease to Aid Research — Will Their Altruism Help?
- Manufacturers Need to Be More Open About a Dangerous Alzheimer’s Drug Side Effects
Stem Cell Research
- Newly Discovered Stem Cell Offers Clues to a Cancer Mystery
- A Simple Way to Save Premature Babies
- This Hybrid Baby Monkey Is Made of Cells from Two Embryos
Women's Health
- Texas Abortion Case Heard Before State’s Highest Court, as More Women Join Lawsuit
- Overdose Deaths During Pregnancy Spiked Over the Past Few Years, Study Says
- Preterm Birth and Infant Mortality Measures in U.S. Remain Stubbornly High

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