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  • Cloning Cloning
    • A New Edition of British Medical Bulletin Is Now Available
    • Genetic Engineering and Human-Animal Hybrids: How China Is Leading a Global Split in Controversial Research
    • Cloning’s Long Legacy–And Why It’ll Never Be Used on Humans
  • Culture Culture
    • An Ancient Outbreak of Bubonic Plague May Have Been Exaggerated
    • How Netflix Led the Way on Abortion Rights in Hollywood
    • Netflix’s ‘Unnatural Selection’ Trailer Makes Crispr Personal
  • Disaster Ethics Disaster Ethics
    • When Care Becomes Criminal: Syrian Health Workers ‘Targeted’
    • Two Ebola Treatments Yield ‘Substantial Decrease’ in Mortality, Landmark Trial Shows
    • Ebola Response on Lockdown as Violence Flares
  • Education Education
    • U.S. Medical Schools Training More Students with Disabilities
    • In a Quest for More Precise Cancer Care, Hospitals Invest in New Tools–And New Training, Too
    • Walking on Eggshells in Medical Schools
  • Eugenics Eugenics
    • Human Genetic Enhancement Might Soon Be Possible–But Where Do We Draw the Line?
    • China’s CRISPR Babies: Read Exclusive Excerpts from the Unseen Original Research
    • Selecting Embryos for IQ, Height Not Currently Practical: Study
  • Faith Faith
    • Most States Protect Doctors Who Refuse to Do Abortions Because of Religion
    • Not So Conscientious Objection: When Can Doctors Refuse to Treat?
    • He Needed a Gender-Affirming Procedure. The Hospital Said No.
  • Geriatric & Aging Geriatric & Aging
    • A New Edition of Studies in Christian Ethics Is Now Available
    • Hospitalization Can Traumatize People with Alzheimer’s
    • ‘Fear of Falling’: How Hospitals Do Even More Harm by Keeping Patients in Bed
  • Global Bioethics Global Bioethics
    • Chinese Residents Worry About Rise of Facial Recognition
    • When Care Becomes Criminal: Syrian Health Workers ‘Targeted’
    • Same-Sex Couple Become First in World to Carry Baby in Both of Their Wombs
  • Human Dignity Human Dignity
    • Inside the Cell Where a Sick 16-Year-Old Boy Died in Border Patrol Case
    • U.S. Authorities Confiscate Migrant Kids’ Medications at the Southern Border
    • A Prescription of Poetry to Help Patients Speak Their Minds
  • Informed Consent Informed Consent
    • U.S. Vaping-Related Deaths Rise to 48, Cases of Illness to 2,291
    • Chinese Residents Worry About Rise of Facial Recognition
    • A Clinical Trial for Huntington’s Opens the Door to Hope for Some Patients. Only So Many Can Get In
  • Medical Tourism Medical Tourism
    • Australians Looking Overseas for Transplant Surgeries, Study Finds
    • To Save Money, American Patients and Surgeons Meet in Cancun
    • Utah Dies, Seven Patients Sickened After Undergoing Weight Loss Surgery in Tijuana
  • Multimedia Resources Multimedia Resources
    • New Documentary Follows Pregnant Women in ‘Unofficial Surrogacy Capital’ of the U.S.
    • The Cryonics Institute, Where the Dead May Never Die
    • An Overview of State Abortion Laws
  • Nanotechnology Nanotechnology
    • Possible Celiac Disease Nanotechnology Treatment Breakthrough Revealed
    • Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Mental Health Care
    • Cell Meets Robot in Hybrid Microbots
  • Nursing Nursing
    • As His Wife’s Caregiver, a Doctor Discovers What’s Missing at Health Care’s Core
    • When Waiting Feels Immoral: Fairness in the Emergency Department Calls for Empathy from All of Us
    • Medicine Without Doctors Doesn’t Compute
  • Op-Ed Op-Ed
    • Human Genetic Enhancement Might Soon Be Possible–But Where Do We Draw the Line?
    • Five Ways China Must Cultivate Research Integrity
    • When Waiting Feels Immoral: Fairness in the Emergency Department Calls for Empathy from All of Us
  • Pediatric Pediatric
    • WHO Decries ‘Collective Failure’ as Measles Kills 140,000
    • Inside the Cell Where a Sick 16-Year-Old Boy Died in Border Patrol Case
    • For HIV-Positive Babies, New Evidence Favors Starting Drug Treatment Just After Birth
  • People People
    • Scientist Gets £2m Decades After He Invented Diabetes Test
    • U.S. Initiative Grapples with Ethical Questions on Brain Research
    • Species Membership Should Not Carry Instant Right to Life
  • Pharma Pharma
    • Drug Helped Dementia Patients Curb Their Hallucinations and Delusions
    • A Monthly Birth Control Pill? Experiment in Pigs Opens Door to More Trials
    • The Missing Link in Fighting Antibiotic Resistance
  • Synthetic Biology Synthetic Biology
    • A Roadmap and Wish List for Synthetic Genomics
    • Are Manmade Viruses the Next Big Terrorist Threat?
    • Technological Challenges and Milestones for Writing Genomes
  • Transhumanism Transhumanism
    • Terminally-Ill Scientist with Motor Neuron Disease ‘Transforms into World’s First Cyborg’ by Replacing Body Parts with Machinery
    • Technology-Oriented Religions Are Coming
    • The Transhumanists Who Are ‘Upgrading’ Their Bodies
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  • 12/05/2019U.S. Vaping-Related Deaths Rise to 48, Cases of Illness to 2,291
  • 12/05/2019WHO Decries ‘Collective Failure’ as Measles Kills 140,000
  • 12/05/2019Inside the Cell Where a Sick 16-Year-Old Boy Died in Border Patrol Case
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