Case divides public opinion

November Archive

Well, maybe only 200, who knows?

‘US government proposal for defining gender has no basis in science’

Advanced therapies, surgery, and fertility are a specific focus

Pennsylvania physicians caught up in health care fraud

A new edition of the Journal of Medicine and Philosophy discusses the impact of secularism on bioethics.

Scientists are advancing without an ethical framework

Indian woman ‘borrows’ her mother’s because hers was scarred after abortions.

Becoming a resource-wasting ‘epidemic’

Social isolation can even lead to changes in brain structure

Settlement reached after five years of litigation

Not part of a slippery slope, says IVF expert

A very expensive form of insurance

The bill that would ban terminations after a fetal heartbeat can be detected.