An expert panel released new guidelines late last month.

Data suggests that almost half of intending parents live abroad.

September Archive

Have you ever considered a black market in uteruses?

What if the publication of research could be dangerous?

Only public-reason-based arguments cut the mustard

A public inquiry has begun into the use of contaminated blood for patients with bleeding disorders.

HHS is conducting an audit of all acquisitions involving human fetal tissue.

The Indian government will be restricted in its use of the system's data

The report recommends palliative sedation as a legal alternative.

It is still banned, but the government is looking at its options

No reason to question their gender choice

“We need to know if smart pills are going to actually improve patients' lives”

A judge overturns a section of legislation in the Australian state of Victoria

Distinguishing types of sedation helps to clarify issues

A novel model for funding should be considered, say New Zealand bioethicists