The UK’s First Birth After Uterus Transplant
A woman in the United Kingdom has become the first [...]
Hospitals Fighting Measles Confront a Challenge: Few Doctors Have Seen It Before
At Mission Hospital, in Asheville, North Carolina, two seven-year-old boys [...]
The Past is Prologue: Why Bioethics Matters More Than Ever
Bioethics is crucial today because it's rooted in the harsh [...]
Selling Plasma to Stay Afloat
There are a growing number of middle class Americans that [...]
New York Legalized Assisted Suicide. What’s Next?
Recent legislation in New York has allowed patients to take [...]
AI, Intimacy, and the Future of Companionship
A recent WIRED article, “Inside the New York City Date [...]
When AI Becomes a Source of Medical Advice
A recent investigation by The Guardian questions how Google’s AI [...]
Killing vs. Letting Die: Why the Distinction Matters in Bioethics
A recent article in Christianity Today examines the enduring bioethical [...]
New IVF Technology and the Ethics of Innovation
A new fertility device aims to identify and retrieve eggs [...]
Neglected Tropical Diseases Are at Risk of Resurgence
Reductions in USAID funding for neglected tropical disease programs increase [...]