June Archive

Chinese psychiatric hospitals used to incarcerate political opponents

Michael Cook | 28 June 2010

Situation gets worse with financial pressures on hospitals

New wrinkle in German advance directives

Michael Cook | 28 June 2010

German court decides that living wills need not be written down.

British GP breaks silence: “I helped patients die”

Jared Yee | 25 June 2010

GP admits to hastening deaths of dozens of patients

India may legalise commercial surrogacy

Michael Cook | 25 June 2010

Wombs for rent, even for singles and gay couples

Kidney disease patient suffers stem cell therapy ‘damage’

Jared Yee | 25 June 2010

Complications for stem cell therapy

Vision restored to blind using own eye stem cells

Jared Yee | 25 June 2010

Successful reimplantation of eye stem cells

Celebration of human genome anniversary muted by slow progress

Michael Cook | 25 June 2010

Still not much progress for human health

Sperm bank for beautiful people opens

Michael Cook | 25 June 2010

If you’re not beautiful, forget it

Final Exit to put up roadside assisted-suicide billboards

Jared Yee | 25 June 2010

Organisation advertises right to die

Berkeley introduces students to genetic revolution

Michael Cook | 25 June 2010

Controversial program goes ahead

Back from the dead?

Michael Cook | 23 June 2010

Will it be possible to communicate with patients in vegetative state?

Dutch euthanasia growing rapidly

Michael Cook | 21 June 2010

Is it due to the collapse of palliative care?

Hollywood 2010 bioethics seminar #2: Repo Men

Michael Cook | 21 June 2010

Jude Law, Forest Whitaker and organ repossession

The other side of the Phoenix Catholic abortion case

Michael Cook | 21 June 2010

Doctor defends bishop's decision

Peter Singer: always good for shock value

Michael Cook | 21 June 2010

Peter Singer still backs infanticide and euthanasia

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