BIOETHICS

After 70 years, lessons from the Nuremberg Code

Michael Cook | 09 December 2017 | Comments

tags: bioethics, medical ethics, nuremberg code

The medical profession must remain ever vigilant

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Should Facebook have its own chapter in a bioethics text?

Michael Cook | 11 November 2017 | Comments

tags: autonomy, bioethics, facebook, social media

Another challenge for justice and autonomy

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Does Asia have a distinctive bioethics?

Michael Cook | 21 October 2017 | Comments

tags: asian values, autonomy, bioethics

Families are much more important

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‘Human dignity’ is not ‘useless’

Michael Cook | 14 October 2017 | Comments

tags: bioethics, human dignity

Even if bioethicist object, patients complain that they are not treated with dignity. So it must mean something

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Bioethicists: get rich quick!

Michael Cook | 23 September 2017 | Comments

tags: bioethics

Apply for the Dan David prize

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Recovering a universal bio-ethic

Michael Cook | 26 August 2017 | Comments

tags: bioethics, history of bioethics

Bioethics, the ethics of life, has bifurcated into medical ethics and environmental ethics. Can we reunite them?

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Has the venerable Belmont Report passed its use-by date?

Michael Cook | 12 August 2017 | Comments

tags: belmont report, bioethics, principlism

Art Caplan calls for a complete overhaul

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Where did Nazi doctors learn their ethics? From a textbook

Michael Cook | 29 April 2017 | Comments

tags: bioethics, medical ethics, nazi doctors

There was no lack of ethical training in the Nazi era

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Bioethics in the age of Trump

Michael Cook | 02 April 2017 | Comments

tags: bioethics

Do bioethicists need to redefine themselves to defy “authoritarian populism”?

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Will Donald Trump make bioethics great again?

Michael Cook | 12 November 2016 | Comments

tags: bioethics, donald trump, us

It's hard to know what direction the President-elect will take

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Bioethicist alleges “publication bias” at NEJM

Michael Cook | 20 August 2016 | Comments

tags: bioethics, editorial ethics, nejm

Leading medical journal refuses to back down from controversial article

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What does Brexit mean for bioethics?

Xavier Symons | 25 June 2016 | Comments

tags: bioethics, brexit, eu, european union, law, UK

Brexit may lead to significant changes in biomedical policy in the UK

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Getting down and dirty with bioethics

Michael Cook | 25 June 2016 | Comments

tags: animal rights, animal welfare, bioethics

Oxford don tries living as a badger to expand his horizons

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Interview: Dissecting the age of ‘do harm’ medicine

Wesley J. Smith | 21 June 2016 | Comments

tags: bioethics, interviews

A leading voice in American bioethics peers into the future in his new book

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Interview: “Democratic deliberation” and bioethics

Nelson Michael and Xavier Symons | 08 June 2016 | Comments

tags: bioethics, CRISPR, law, public policy, US

Recently we spoke with COL Nelson L. Michael about bioethical deliberation in an age of rapid social and scientific change.

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Summer school in bioethics

Michael Cook | 21 April 2016 | Comments

tags: bioethics, bioethics education

Manhattan NGO has organised two programs, in New York and Dubrovnik

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Racism and bioethics

Xavier Symons | 09 April 2016 | Comments

tags: bioethics, bioethics discourse, racism

A new edition of the American Journal of Bioethics considers the role that bioethics can play in addressing racism

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Bioethics and natural law: an interview with John Keown

John Keown and Xavier Symons | 08 March 2016 | Comments

tags: bioethics, ethics, interviews, natural law

An exclusive interview with John Keown, a senior research scholar at Georgetown University's Kennedy Institute of Ethics.

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Edinburgh to host world bioethics conference

Michael Cook | 12 February 2016 | Comments

tags: bioethics, conferences

In the city of the Scottish Enlightenment

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The top tech ethical issues of 2016

Michael Cook | 19 December 2015 | Comments

tags: bioethics, bioethics discourse

From talking Barbie to CRISPR

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