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CLINICAL ETHICS
It's more complicated than just not treating your child.
Marie Stopes has come under scrutiny after a review of one of its clinics.
The ANA has endorsed “voluntary stopping of eating and drinking” in new guidelines.
But the fallout from the Hoffman Report continues.
The American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology recommends contraceptive counselling for every visit.
Journalists allege that women are being pressuring into exchanging eggs for free IVF treatment.
A significant minority of doctors will “Google their patients” at some point.
Questions raised about safety, transparency, patient care, billing and consent
The Royal College of Surgeons has tightened its guidelines on informed consent procedures.
Medical professionals have raised concerns about new software that encourages patients to "self-diagnose".
The Family Court of Western Australia has found that a six-year old-cancer patient should no longer be required to undergo chemotherapy.
Australia has seen a sharp rise in the use of unproven stem cell treatments.
Australia’s asylum seeker policies have been subject to intense international scrutiny – even in the world of bioethics.
Scores of older couples in China are turning to IVF to have a second child.
There has been growing interest among ethicists in the theme of vulnerability. I recently spoke about the topic with bioethicist Steve Matthews.
Debate is intensifying among fertility specialists about the use of mosaic embryos in IVF.
A Perth hospital has obtained a court order to force chemotherapy on the child.
Most US pediatricians believe DNAR orders are in some cases ethically permissible.
The first womb transplant to take place in the US has failed – under dramatic circumstances.
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