The Contraceptive Stockpile That Got Lost in Policy & Politics
$9.7 million worth of contraceptives stranded in a Belgian warehouse [...]
A Crisis That’s Changing Faster Than We Can Track
The opioid crisis isn’t just ongoing, it’s evolving in ways [...]
Technology, Policy, and Governance
A recent update from the Technoprogressive Initiative, led by bioethicist [...]
U.S. Global Aid and Maternal Health Outcomes
Recent research shows a link between shifts in U.S. global [...]
Euthanasia and Decision-Making: A Case from Spain
A recent case in Spain followed a 25-year-old woman whose [...]
A Closer Look at Dr. Frederick L. Licciardi
We are pleased to spotlight a valued board member of [...]
Biodeterrence in the Age of Dual-Use Technology
A 2026 National Defense University report from Dr. Giordano lays [...]
Between Choice and Protection in Mental Health
A recent article from The Atlantic talks about a Dutch psychiatrist [...]
A New Era of iPS Cells in Medicine
Japan has approved the world’s first treatments made from reprogrammed [...]
Dr. James Giordano and the 2025 BEI Winter School
During the 2025 Winter School, we had the honor of [...]