A woman who took her 93-year-old father to die at a Dignitas facility in Switzerland says she is prepared to go to jail over assisted suicide.
Papildomos nuorodos
Bioetikos naujienos
Daughter ‘would go to prison’ over father’s Dignitas death
Paskelbta Gyvenimo pabaigos etinės problemos
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Irish abortion referendum: New laws by end of the year
A new abortion law will be in place by the end of the year. It follows a landslide vote in favour of repealing the Republic of Ireland’s constitutional ban on abortion.
Paskelbta Gyvenimo pradžios etinės problemos
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Estija planuoja surinkti per 10 proc. savo gyventojų DNR
Estija atidaro DNR duomenų bazę, kurioje bus daugiau nei 150 tūkst. šalies gyventojų genetiniai duomenys ir kuri padės vykdant chroniškų ligų prevenciją, taip pat jas diagnozuojant ir gydant.
Paskelbta Biomedicininių tyrimų etika
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‘Mind-reading’ tech being used to monitor Chinese workers’ emotions
Workers in China are being hooked up with brain-reading devices that feed information about their moods to their employers, raising concerns about the privacy of people’s most basic emotions.
Paskelbta Neklasifikuota
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Employees Jump at Genetic Testing. Is That a Good Thing?
Genetic disease risk screening is becoming a popular employee benefit. But the tests may not be all that beneficial for the general population, experts say.
Paskelbta Neklasifikuota
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Japan’s Unit 731 conducted sickening tests on Chinese. The perpetrators’ identities will now be revealed
A group of Japanese scholars is set to reveal the names of the members of a Japanese second world war germ warfare unit that infected and starved Chinese and allied POWs in a series of gruesome experiments.
Paskelbta Biomedicininių tyrimų etika
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Man’s second face transplant is a world first
A man in Paris has become the world’s first to successfully receive two facial transplants.
Paskelbta Organų ir audinių transplantavimas/Donorystė
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Chinese baby born four years after parents’ death
A baby has been born in China to a surrogate mother four years after his parents died in a car crash, Chinese media reported.
Paskelbta Gyvenimo pradžios etinės problemos
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How Conjoined Twins Are Making Scientists Question the Concept of Self
Krista and Tatiana are conjoined at the skull, making them craniopagus twins. They may be scientific miracles, but they are also just eleven-year-old sisters: they play together, annoy each other, support each other, etc. At the borders of these daily concerns, however, there hovers a whole fleet of philosophers and scientists. And the question they all get around to asking is this: What can these girls tell us about the self?
Paskelbta Neklasifikuota
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Parents vs Doctor: Who Is Really in Charge?
In the vast majority of cases, medical treatment decisions are made for children without much conflict between families and physicians. However, in an important minority of cases, conflict arises to varying degrees.
Paskelbta Medikų ir pacientų santykiai
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