February Archive

Family and life extension company fight over frozen head

Michael Cook | 26 February 2010

Like Santa Claus

Pick one: IVF kids (a) are healthy (b) are unhealthy (c) have no extra heads.

Jared Yee | 26 February 2010

Confused? Join the crowd.

“Compassionate” assisted suicides could escape prosecution in UK

Michael Cook | 26 February 2010

New guidelines published

Extinct diseases: a mixed blessing

Michael Cook | 25 February 2010

With screening plus abortion some diseases are disappearing

Upcoming events in bioethics

Michael Cook | 25 February 2010

AABHL, Hastings Center Report

US sperm donor may have fathered 400 children

Michael Cook | 25 February 2010

Michigan man tries to make amends

Pope defends human dignity as foundation of bioethics

Michael Cook | 25 February 2010

Catholic views under attack

Where did the bodies come from?

Michael Cook | 25 February 2010

The Lancet asks questions

Is cloning Neanderthals ethical?

Jared Yee | 20 February 2010

Legal, ethical and scientific obstacles loom

Champions of embryonic stem cells fight back in media

Michael Cook | 20 February 2010

Theology published in leading journal Stem Cell

False alarm: Belgian man in coma will not be writing a book

Michael Cook | 20 February 2010

Facilitated communication proved false

Another side to the UK euthanasia debate

Michael Cook | 20 February 2010

"Mercy killing? Never. I'll always fight like a lioness for my darling boy..."

BBC producer admits to mercy killing of lover dying of AIDS

Michael Cook | 20 February 2010

But the incident happened 20 years ago

Nitschke unapologetic about collateral damage

Michael Cook | 16 February 2010

Figures for Nembutal deaths in Australia released.

Animals may get their own lawyers in Switzerland

Michael Cook | 16 February 2010

But what about children?

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