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  • The future of bioethics in a changing world order
  • The Female Body and the Culture of Life
  • ‘Brain dead’ people are being used for science experiments

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blogs.lse.ac.uk /3 weeks ago

The future of bioethics in a changing world order

Absolutely Essential by Jonathan D. Moreno explores how bioethics emerged from the postwar rules-based international order and what its decline could mean for the future of science...

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churchlifejournal.nd.edu /6 days ago

The Female Body and the Culture of Life

Melissa Moschella on dignity.

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lifesitenews.com /1 month ago

‘Brain dead’ people are being used for science experiments

Bioethicist Arthur Caplan is using critically disabled people for research at NYU Langone Health in wards that he calls 'bioemporia,' which is an immoral practice that must be expo...

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catholicexchange.com /1 week ago

The Child Is Never the Problem: IVF, Human Dignity, and the Pastoral Challenge Before Us

A few years ago, while teaching a class on bioethics and Christian anthropology, I explained the Catholic Church’s teaching on In Vitro Fertilization, “IVF” (literally “Fertilizati...

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scienceandculture.com /1 month ago

Ghoulish Proposal: Killing for Organs Gets a Prestige Endorsement

Transforming sick and disabled people into a killable caste objectifies them as potential natural resources to be mined or harvested. Source

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scienceandculture.com /1 week ago

Grappling with Our Promethean Past … and Future

As with film, we’d also be wise to support works in other genres that skillfully depict fictional worlds infused with a truthful worldview. Source

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kevinmd.com /1 month ago

The ethics of medical images begins with provenance

In The Birth of the Clinic, Michel Foucault introduced the concept of the “medical gaze” to describe how physicians translate a patient’s lived experience into biomedical terms, em...

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newsroom.co.nz /1 month ago

NZ gene tech law rewrite has a gaping ethics gap

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catholicexchange.com /3 weeks ago

Can Catholics Support Xenotransplantation?

Animal Organs, Human Dignity, and the Limits of Technique In March 2024, Richard “Rick” Slayman, a 62-year-old man suffering from end-stage kidney disease, became the first living...

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realclearreligion.org /3 weeks ago

First Girls of Smartphone Era Are Coming of Age, But at What Cost?

Angelus In the late Aughts (2000s) and early 2010s, I taught a course called "Catholic Bioethics and Ethical Decision-Making" to high school girls at a college preparatory school...

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kevinmd.com /1 month ago

What ethics education owes students when evidence changes

Ethics education differs from other disciplines because its main goal is not to transmit information but to encourage moral reasoning. When students leave an ethics course, we hope...

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aphilosopher.drmcl.com /4 days ago

The Ethics of Cyberbeetles

In science fiction, a cyborg (“cybernetic organism”) is a combination of organic and technological components. Daleks, Cybermen, Terminators, the Bionic Man and the Borg are exampl...

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lifesitenews.com /1 month ago

The Man Who Wants to Cheat Death – And Why It’s a Sin Against God

Tech entrepreneur Bryan Johnson is spending millions to reverse aging, cultivate cells, and pursue technological immortality. He is not alone. Silicon Valley is obsessed with escap...

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scienceandculture.com /1 month ago

Epigenetics and the Arts Lover

Here is yet another clue about how we are both spiritual and physical beings. The two realms are connected in mysterious and remarkable ways. Source

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scotusblog.com /1 month ago

Reproductive technologies and the federal constitutional vacuum

This article was adapted from an essay that first appeared in the essay collection America Unfinished: 250 Years of Law and Governance (MIT Press, 2026).***We are on the cusp of so...

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realclearreligion.org /1 month ago

Sexual Ethics is Social Ethics: Why You Can't Have One Without Other

Angelus After Pope Leo XIV's promulgation of his first encyclical, "Magnifica Humanitas," The New York Times ran an opinion article by a Catholic journalist that asserted the pope...

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catholicexchange.com /1 month ago

Organ Donation Is a Gift, Not a Harvest: The Personal Body and the Ethics of Transplantation

Organ donation is often presented as a question of generosity. A person dies, another person needs an organ, and the gift of donation seems to allow life to continue. In many cases...

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scienceandculture.com /1 month ago

DNA and Beyond: A Multilayered Revolution

Because we are dealing with foundational scientific discoveries, we will address several “So what?” questions. Source

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mbcpathway.com /1 week ago

Surrogacy’s ‘ethical quagmire’ seen in high profile custody battle, SBC ethics head says

A custody battle between a surrogate and the genetic parents who wanted her to abort the baby highlights the “ethical quagmire” of surrogacy, Ethics & Religious Liberty Preside...

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mjsnow.hypotheses.org /1 month ago

Workshop: The Ethics of the Scribe

Have a look at this workshop with plenty of medieval Jewish Studies content. Berlin, 20-22 July 2026.

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blog.apaonline.org /1 week ago

Making a Space for Ethics: Santa Fe College’s Ethics Club

Ethics, as a field of study, is often overlooked when students consider their career paths. Some incoming students may see it as a subject better left to the philosophers who creat...

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catholicexchange.com /1 month ago

Catholics and Physician-Assisted Suicide

For the past decade, our culture has seen a rise in relativism which chooses personal opinions and desires over objective reality. One of the most controversial issues at this time...

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kevinmd.com /1 week ago

The ethical concerns with IVF we are not discussing

A recent article discussed the inequitable nature of infertility treatment, with which I agree. Yet, its remediation raised several ethical questions. First, why use IVF when there...

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texasobserver.org /1 month ago

A Birth Plan for the Dying

We have a plan for the day you are born and the day you die.  We can make you breathe—or at least try to—when your lungs fail and your blood can no longer clot. At the Texas Medica...

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