Tag: bioethics

A systematic review of 134 studies reveals that pandemics destabilize health behaviors by causing profound existential, cognitive, and ethical disruptions.

An evaluation of genomic data sharing practices across three research-intensive institutions in Uganda revealed systemic absences of benefit-sharing provisions, inconsistent ...

A study proposes a procedural precautionary framework to address autonomy risks and elite capture in genomic research benefit-sharing arrangements.

A new perspective proposes a dual-framework model integrating UNESCO bioethics guidelines and human capacities to address biosafety challenges in synthetic ...

A 2019 citizen conference in Munich revealed that public support for xenotransplantation is conditional on rigorous transparency, independent oversight, and ...

Researchers warn that sharing individual microbiome data can inadvertently expose sensitive information about close social contacts, highlighting a critical gap ...

A normative-legal analysis outlines how China could govern future reproductive use of in vitro gametogenesis, drawing on ART law and ...

A special issue of Transplant International presents research and position papers from the 6th ELPAT Congress on ethical, psychosocial, and ...

A study of 34 French fertility professionals found that differential evaluation practices persisted for single women and female couples despite ...

A new narrative review argues the surrogacy debate has shifted from commercial-versus-altruistic distinctions to whether exploitation is intrinsic to the ...