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    Family life is what makes us happiest according to Harvard

    July 27th, 2020Bioethics, BIOETHICS NEWS, Marriage and Family, SPECIAL REPORTS, Uncategorized

    Who is right about the benefits or harms of family life: Harvard University or the Catalan MP? Recently, several media have reported statements made by the Catalonian member of parliament (MP) Anna Gabriel (CUP, a pro-Catalan independence party), who believes [...]

  • New possibilities for repairing organic lesions included aging are found in cell reprogramming in vivo in animal experimentation

    In vivo cell reprogramming. A major step forward in regenerative medicine

    February 6th, 2019Animal Testing, BIOETHICS NEWS, Cell therapy, Embryonic Stem Cells, SPECIAL REPORTS, Stem Cells, Uncategorized

    Cell reprogramming  is revolutionizing the biomedical world, not only because it can obtain cells of different tissues from pluripotent cells, but also because these cells can be genetically modified to be used for the treatment of serious illnesses or to [...]

  • Suicide cannot be considered therapy affirmed Health Secretary. Euthanasia drugs denied because suicide is forbidden by Constitutional laws

    The German Ministry of Health called to stop euthanasia drugs free acquisition

    December 10th, 2018BIOETHICS NEWS, Euthanasia, NEWS and VIEWS, Uncategorized

    The request to the Federal Institute for Drugs and Medical Devices (BfArM) goes against a landmark judgment in 2017 that ruled seriously ill patients in extreme and exceptional circumstances should not be denied access to euthanasia drugs. In view of [...]

  • Sweden in the forefront of inserting microchips under skin

    October 24th, 2018Uncategorized

    More than 4,000 Swedes are being implanted with a microchip that contains details about their identity and between 2,000 and 3,500 people in Germany have implanted a microchip under their skin — but not all sales come from him; Germans [...]

  • Extreme China’s air pollution The country had become the world’s No.1 carbon dioxide emitter as it rose to dominate global exports among other things

    China’s pollution endangers its population’s health and life but continues with an uncontrolled growing

    October 19th, 2018Uncategorized

    See video below  Extreme China’s air pollution is so that independent research group Berkeley Earth estimated it contributed to 1.6 million deaths per year in the country. The smog is heaviest in northern industrial provinces such as Shanxi, the dominant coal mining [...]

  • New public scandal in U.K. Hospitals. Euthanasia masked in children continues. Now is the case Isaiah Haastrup. Another parents decision overwrote by Court

    Masked euthanasia in children. Are Alfie Evans and Charlie Gard cases the tip of the iceberg of NHS healthcare policy?

    September 13th, 2018BIOETHICS NEWS, Euthanasia, NEWS and VIEWS, Uncategorized

    Isaiah had defied medical expectations by managing to breathe unaided for eight hours, and had vindicated his parents’ legal battle to keep him alive, he said. (The Guardian, 31 May 2018).   Alfie Evans and Charlie Gard are not specific and [...]

  • Belgium’s radical euthanasia regime already took the life of three children

    July 30th, 2018Uncategorized

    Three children are among thousands of people to have died under Belgium’s radical euthanasia regime, figures reveal. They were euthanised under the world’s only law that allows children of any age to choose to be put to death – a [...]

  • Experimentation with human embryos encourages the creation of Bioethics Committees

    June 21st, 2018Assisted reproduction and IVF, BIOETHICS NEWS, Cloning, Embryonic Stem Cells, Ethics of Scientific Research and Medical clinic, Genetics and Genomics, Human embryos, SPECIAL REPORTS, Uncategorized, Videos

    An ethical issue raised by experimentation with human embryos would be that modifying the genome could alter that of their descendants. A book entitled “Experiments in Democracy. Human Embryo Research and the Politics of Bioethics”, has just been published by [...]

  • Ovarian tissue transplant to a survivor of leukemia allow the birth of a healthy child for the first time It a further step in cure sterility

    A baby is born after a cryopreserved ovarian tissue transplant to a leukemia survivor

    April 25th, 2018BIOETHICS NEWS, NEWS and VIEWS, Organ Transplant, Regenerative Medicine, Uncategorized

    First healthy child born to leukemia survivor after a cryopreserved ovarian tissue transplant More than 80 children have already been born worldwide after cryopreserved ovarian tissue transplant in women who, due to disease or medical treatment, could lose the chance [...]

  • European citizens’ initiative One of Us is supported by our Observatory. Dr Burguete, anthropologist and delegate member gave a transhumanism lecture

    Our Bioethics Observatory of the Catholic University of Valencia in One of Us Assembly in the European Parliament

    March 25th, 2018Bioethics, BIOETHICS NEWS, NEWS and VIEWS, Uncategorized

    Brussels March 22, 2018.- On March 20, 2018, the European One of Us Federation has celebrated the Ordinary General Assembly in the European Parliament, in Brussels and has participated in the Week for Life Session. Once again, representatives of the [...]

  • STD diseases mainly Syphilis rates increasing in West countries after a large downward for years. What are the reasons for this trend?

    Sexually transmitted diseases (STD) increasing rates in United State and United Kingdom

    February 12th, 2018AIDS. HIV. Other viral infections, NEWS and VIEWS, Sexuality and STDs, Uncategorized

    The United States is starting to lose the war against sexually transmitted diseases who appears to be a West trend. The main issues are syphilis and gonorrhea. Syphilis rates increased by roughly 18 percent from 2015 to 2016. The majority [...]

  • Brain death diagnosis Inaccuracies explaining brain death for harvesting organ results in eventual organ donors negative emotions towards physicians and hospitals.

    Public opinion associates brain death with organ harvesting which could affect physician credibility

    February 7th, 2018Coma Patients, Medical Deontology, NEWS and VIEWS, Organ donation, Organ Transplant, Palliative Care, Uncategorized

    “The medical community should improve understanding through consistent, simplified language, dissociating brain death from organ donation” and resolve the controversy about the different criterion of brain death. A recent study published by Elsevier – Science Direct (see HERE) “revealed a significant [...]

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