Tag: bioethics

A new perspective proposes a dual-framework model integrating UNESCO bioethics guidelines and human capacities to address biosafety challenges in synthetic ...

A normative-legal analysis outlines how China could govern future reproductive use of in vitro gametogenesis, drawing on ART law and ...

A special issue of Transplant International presents research and position papers from the 6th ELPAT Congress on ethical, psychosocial, and ...

A study of 34 French fertility professionals found that differential evaluation practices persisted for single women and female couples despite ...

A new narrative review argues the surrogacy debate has shifted from commercial-versus-altruistic distinctions to whether exploitation is intrinsic to the ...

A normative analysis of classical Islamic law across four Sunni schools finds that obligations to treat anencephalic infants depend on ...

A survey of 313 people found majority support for new human fetal and embryological collections, but only when remains are ...

A multicentre Chinese study of 179 participants sets out what hospitals owe older bereaved parents in palliative care and their ...

Bioethicists argue that intersectionality, while valuable for revealing entangled discrimination, needs Nancy Fraser's justice theory to explain the origins of ...

A four-round international eDelphi study with 53 experts from 21 countries reached consensus on 132 of 170 items defining bioethical ...

A mixed methods study of 173 military medical students found that a seminar on medicine's role in the Holocaust was ...

The appearance of a poem in the pages of Pediatric Research is itself a small event worth pausing over. Journals ...

As the global population continues to age, the ethical considerations surrounding medical interventions for older adults, particularly in the context ...