Bioethics in the News –September 05

September 5, 2006

  • Row over Massachusetts stem cell regulations (BioNews)
  • Australian prime minister undecided on stem cell research ban vote (AP)
  • Cord blood bank struggling to collect donations (News-Journal)
  • Cord blood banks offer hope and not just hype (Taiwan Journal)
  • Gene-altered rice from China found in EU (Reuters)
  • UK: Womb transplant ‘in 2 years’ (netdoctor)
  • Stem-cell ‘sale’ (Courier Mail)
  • Designer Babies – What Would You Do For A ‘Healthy’ Baby? (eMaxHealth)
  • Drug Piracy: A Wave of Counterfeit Medicines Washes Over Russia (New York Times)
  • Op-Ed: Ignore the hype in the cloning debate (The Age)
  • Op-Ed: Sticking to the facts (STLtoday)
  • Op-Ed: Health care problems won’t end with veto (Mecury News)

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