Islamic Jurisprudence Permits Withdrawing Futile Care for Anencephalic Infants, Study Finds
A normative analysis of classical Islamic law across four Sunni schools finds that obligations to treat anencephalic infants depend on ...
Tag: bioethics
Public Survey Reveals Strong Support for Consent-Based Human Fetal Collections
A survey of 313 people found majority support for new human fetal and embryological collections, but only when remains are ...
Bioengineers Map the Ethical Fault Lines of Healthcare 5.0
Researchers applied the four principles of common morality theory to AI, bioprinting, robotics and other Healthcare 5.0 technologies, identifying expected ...
Moral Foundations Shape Attitudes Toward the Creation of Human Brain Organoids
A survey of 783 people in the United Kingdom and Japan found that Purity moral foundations predicted less positive attitudes ...
Japan bans heritable genome editing with criminal penalties
A Hiroshima University researcher argues Japan's new law criminalizing the transfer of genome-edited embryos into the reproductive tract advances governance ...
Study Maps Who Should Support Bereaved Chinese Parents Dying in Palliative Care
A multicentre Chinese study of 179 participants sets out what hospitals owe older bereaved parents in palliative care and their ...
Why intersectionality alone cannot explain gendered ageism, argue bioethicists
Bioethicists argue that intersectionality, while valuable for revealing entangled discrimination, needs Nancy Fraser's justice theory to explain the origins of ...
Global Expert Panel Agrees on Ethics Guidelines for Medical AI
A four-round international eDelphi study with 53 experts from 21 countries reached consensus on 132 of 170 items defining bioethical ...
Holocaust Medicine Seminar Associated With Reported Ethical Gains Among Military Medical Students
A mixed methods study of 173 military medical students found that a seminar on medicine's role in the Holocaust was ...
Philosophers Argue Human Dignity Rests on Being, Not on What We Can Do
A new philosophical study argues that personhood should be grounded in what a human being is rather than in functional ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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