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INTERVIEWS
Excerpts from a great interview in the Journal of Practical Ethics
Dutch views on "completed life" sync with his notion of rational suicide
In a provocative interview with BioEdge, influential bioethicist and philosopher Rob Sparrow discusses various current controversies in bioethics.
A leading voice in American bioethics peers into the future in his new book
An exclusive interview with John Keown, a senior research scholar at Georgetown University's Kennedy Institute of Ethics.
In an exclusive interview with BioEdge, Dr. Carrie D. Wolinetz, Associate Director for Science Policy at the National Institutes of Health, discusses the ethical issues attendant to gene editing research.
A highly critical look at contemporary bioethical discourse by a UK philosopher.
Daniel Callahan is one of the most influential thinkers in contemporary bioethics. Recently he spoke with BioEdge about the state of the discipline.
Recently we interviewed Professor Daniel N. Robinson about his views on the foundations of bioethics.
The editor of the Journal of Medical Ethics discusses the fraught job of editing a leading journal.
The boundaries of euthanasia in Belgium and the Netherlands keep expanding, says a world expert.
In an exclusive BioEdge interview, presidential advisor and renown bioethicist Daniel P. Sulmasy discusses the principle of informed consent.
Renown academic and presidential advisor Nita Farahany recently spoke with BioEdge about neuroscience and the law.
Philosopher Kristján Kristjánsson recently spoke to BioEdge about the importance of virtue in medicine.
The Global Bioethics Initiative is offering a bioethics programme this summer.
An Israeli bioethicist is organising a conference on the rapidly growing market in surrogate mothers and babies.
Last week the European Court of Justice, in the case of Oliver Brüstle v Greenpeace, ruled that research involving the destruction of embryos cannot be patented. This provoked an uproar among stem cell scientists. BioEdge interviewed Dr David Albert Jones, director of the Anscombe Bioethics Centre in Oxford, about the judgement.
In response to the “barbarous practice of obtaining organs from executed prisoners” in China, the prominent US bioethicist Arthur Caplan, together with other experts, proposed an international boycott of organ transplants in China in a recent issue of The Lancet. Chinese doctors and scientists would be excluded from conferences, journals, and collaborative research. BioEdge asked Professor Caplan to elaborate on the situation in China.
An interview with the author of The Professional Guinea Pig
Can American health survive worst case scenarios?
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