Germany overturns ban on euthanasia and assisted suicide with a strong opposition
Germany has joined the minority of European countries that allow euthanasia. [...]
74,000 people have died in England waiting for social care
The increased life expectancy of the population is also associated [...]
Mind and machine. The ethics of brain-computer technologies
Last September, the Royal Society launched a report entitled iHuman: [...]
Risks of suicide are higher in medical students
Suicide is the most common, but avoidable, cause of death [...]
UNESCO advocates respect for human vulnerability and personal integrity
On 19 October 2005, the UNESCO General Conference adopted the [...]
Specially designed computer software discovers “hidden consciousness” in coma patients
Some patients that become unresponsive following a significant brain injury [...]
Blood test highly accurate. It could identify Alzheimer’s 20 years before symptoms arise
"Ongoing research is changing the outlook on Alzheimer's from hopeless [...]
“No life is unworthy because of the mental disorder it endures”. Bioethical assessment of the Noa Pothoven case.
Is it a case or a trend? Are patients diagnosed [...]
Reflections on Vincent Lambert paradigmatic case. Death of starvation promulgated by law, an objectively euthanasic act
An assisted death paradigmatic case in a country where euthanasia [...]
It there a right to die and to attend the death of others? Could be it a threat to dependent life?
In a recent article , Professor at the Complutense University [...]
