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The Future Of Bioethics In A Changing World Order
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UN Secretary-General António Guterres warned that nuclear risks are rising as countries modernize their arsenals and arms-control agreements weaken, calling for the U.S. and Russia to negotiate a successor to New START. UN officials said [...]
Ultrasound-Based Pacemaker Noninvasively Steadies The Heart
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Early registration closes October 16: BEI Online Winter School 2026
October is here, and the early registration deadline for BEI's Online Winter School is just over two weeks away: October 16! Join us December 14–18, 2026, for Bioethics in a New World Order. Students and [...]
Robert Kaplan: Can America and China Avoid a Catastrophic Conflict?
Robert D. Kaplan is one of our most interesting experts studying the behavior of nations. He combines the normal analysis of leadership, politics, and culture by looking not just at history and journalism, but also [...]
Bioethics in a New World Order: Apply Now
Who governs AI in medicine? Who owns your health data in an age of surveillance and Big Tech? As science outpaces policy, these aren't hypotheticals anymore, they're the questions shaping global bioethics right now. This [...]
