A spotlight on the top bioethical issues of 2018 - Part I Special Reports

A spotlight on the top bioethical reports of 2018 - Part I

The status of person of the human embryo The ultimate postmodern injustice is the refusal to recognise certain human individuals as persons... Read more.

The first genetically modified babies in China Chinese scientists produce genetically edited babies for the first time… Read more.

Biological determinism of “sexual orientation” study   All attempts to demonstrate biological determinism of homosexuality lack sufficient rigour...Read more.

Bioethical debate on  Procreative Beneficence Natural or artificial selection? Developed by Julian Savulescu continues to monopolise much of contemporary bioethical debate… Read more.

Human-mouse hybrids created with human sperm  The sperm cells generated from the human were able to fertilize mouse oocytes,… Read more.

Neuroscience experiments with brain rekindle the bioethical debate Read more.

Assessment of euthanasia. Part I. Medical aspects Read more.

Part II. Bioethical Aspects Read more.

Part III. Legal and social aspects  Read more.

Genome editing and germ line modification. Medical and ethical debate Read more.

Moral assessment of frozen human embryos adoption in the Magisterium of Catholic Church Read more.

Transhumanism and the emancipation of human nature Read more.

Gene therapy recent clinical applications Read more.

Two monkeys cloned for the first time. Shades and lights Read more.

Minimal ethics  It assumes that universally valid ethical principles do not exist... Read more.

Male versus female brains differences Brains functioning differences define whether an individual is male or female … Read more.

Human oocytes produced for the first time from donors' ovarian tissue.  Read more.

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