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BEI Keynote Speaker: Dr. James Giordano, PhD
James Giordano, PhD, DPhil Professor Emeritus of Neurology and Biochemistry, and Chair Emeritus, Neuroethics Program, Georgetown University Medical Center Bold New Neurotechnologies… Brave New Neuroethics Current and emerging neurotechnologies are affording boldly unparalleled ability [...]
Registration Now Open: BEI Winter School Online 2026
Registration Now Open: BEI Winter School Online 2026 Bioethics Education International (BEI) is now accepting applications for its 2026 Online Winter School, taking place December 14–18, 2026. Under the theme Bioethics in a New World [...]
France Moves Toward Legalizing Assisted Dying
On July 15, France's National Assembly passed a bill establishing a legal right to assisted dying for adults with incurable, terminal illness, a huge moment after years of debate. Eligible patients would primarily self-administer a [...]
1 In 3 Americans Use Chatbots For Health Advice. These 6 Patients Explain Why.
Due to the rise of AI chatbots, many people have turned to AI for medical advice or help. This article explains the variety of reasons why people might turn to AI, from quicker answers to [...]
The Pain of Caring for a Parent Who Abused You
In America, the responsibility of caring for elderly parents is both an investment of time and money, often from their adult children. However, in this article, the author explores the dynamic between parents and children [...]
Who Gets to Edit the Future?
Scientists are continuing to explore the use of CRISPR gene-editing technology in human embryos to prevent the transmission of inherited genetic diseases. While the research demonstrates the potential to reduce the burden of serious hereditary [...]
