Bioethics in the News — May 09

May 9, 2006

• In Medicine, Small Is About To Become Big (Boston Globe)
• Nanotech Policy Faces No Small Hurdles (Fox News)
• The Ideas Interview: Nick Bostrom (The Guardian)
• Op-Ed: A Win-Win Option on Stem Cells (Philadelphia Inquirer)
• Op-Ed: Stop Trying To Kill Us Off (The Guardian)
• Women Urged to Get ‘Morning After’ Pill (AP)
• Infants Dying for Lack of Basics, Report Says (New York Times)
• Selling Generic Drugs by Mail Turns Into Lucrative Business (Wall Street Journal)
• Essay: The Quest for Privacy Can Make Us Thieves (New York Times)
• Kenya hails first test tube girls (BBC)
• Shopping for health care prices can be pretty confusing (USA Today)
• Web site offers ‘natural medicines’ data (Newsday)
• Paralysed Spanish sculptor dies with help from an internet ‘assistant’ (Cape Times)