Bioethics News Archive
- 8 October, 2026 Bioethics News No. 152 Mifepristone in emergency contraception: a new threat to the embryo, twenty years of induced pluripotent stem cells
- 10 September, 2026 Bioethics News No. 151 Relief from suffering, from guide RNA to guide DNA
- 8 July, 2026 BIOETICHS NEWS No.150 CRISPR goes one step further: the new technique that can kill diseased cells without editing DNA, new studies on Down syndrome reopen the bioethical debate on fetal research
- 9 June, 2026 Bioethics News No. 149: Potential treatment for trisomy 21, tatoos, lymphoma and skin cancer
- 12 May, 2026 Bioethics News No. 148 Bioethical issues in anonymous gamete donation, the International Olympic Committee bans transgender women from competing in women's category
- 14 April, 2026 Bioethics News No. 147. A new inmunogen could bring the development of a preventive HIV vaccine closer, is there a relationship between COVID-19 vaccination and cancer?
- 10 March, 2026 Bioethics News no. 146, a genetic study on embryo inviability reopens the bioethical debate after using 139,000 human embryos
- 9 February, 2026 Bioethics News No. 145, youth loneliness, a global challenge with profound bioethical implications
- 12 January, 2026 Bioethics News 144. A study successfully integrates human organoids into pig kidneys, nearly 200 children born with high risk of cancer after use of sperm from the same donor
- 4 December, 2025 Bioethics News. Abortion and health: Are there long-term consequences for women after an abortion?, social networks, digital screen exposure, and neurodevelopmental disorders
- 5 November, 2025 Bioethics News. Paracetamol during pregnancy: unjustified health scare?, artificial gametogenesis: scientific advances and bioethical challenges
- 8 October, 2025 Baby born after 31 years of embryonic cryopreservation, preimplantation genetic diagnosis: when reproductive medicine crosses into eugenics
- 10 September, 2025 Experts meet to address the ethical risks of AI, US Olympic Committee bars trans women from women's competitions
- 7 July, 2025 Choosing the child with the longest life expectancy?, a brain computer interface enables an ALS patient to speak
- 5 June, 2025 Research on brain-dead people, pig liver transplant
- 8 May, 2025 25 years of the Human Genome Project, first non-hormonal male contraceptive
- 7 April, 2025 Bioethics News No.136 Is it possible to silence one chromosome 21 in Down syndrome?, the EMA hides the abortive effect of ulipristal acetate
- 24 March, 2025 TOP NEWS March 24, 2025
- 10 March, 2025 Antiqua et Nova and the IA regulation, in utero treatment of spinal muscular atrophy
- 11 February, 2025 Bioethics News No.134 US Senate reject bill to protect babies who survive abortions, the moral value of the human being
- 17 January, 2025 Bioethics News No.133 Human embryo experimentation, The Human Cell Atlas,....
- 5 December, 2024 Bioethics News No. 132 Nobel Prize for Artificial Intelligence, CAR-T cell therapy for cancer treatment
- 7 November, 2024 Bioethics News No.131 For the first time, a woman with type 1 diabetes has been cured after a stem cell transplant, Ambros and Ruvkun awarded the 2024 Nobel Prize in Medicine for their research on microRNA
- 8 October, 2024 Bioethics News No. 130 A surprising UN report now denounces discriminatory abortion practices in people with disabilities, Argentina’s Supreme Court rejects the use of posthumous gametes
- 10 September, 2024 Bioethics News No. 129. Groundbreaking therapeutic breakthrough slows spread of HIV, European policies regarding minors with gender dysphoria
- 11 July, 2024 No. 128 Lia Thomas loses lawsuit against World Aquatics, a brain implant helps a paralyzed person communicate in English and Spanish, etc.
- 6 June, 2024 Bioethics News No. 127 DNA: the key to genetic identity, do gender reassignement treatments reduce the risk of suicide?
- 7 May, 2024 Bioethics News No.126 Can the abortive effects of contraceptives be stopped?, Dignitas Infinita: a clarifying document
- 9 April, 2024 First pig kidney transplant in living recipient, generation of organoids from cells present in amniotic fluid to study rare diseases,...
- 8 March, 2024 Bioethics News No.124 Clinical trial to treat diabetes suspended, differente brain patterns in men and women
- 16 October, 2026 Bioethics News No.123 Neuralink successfully implants a chip in the human brain, primate cloning: A step forwards or backwards?
- 11 January, 2024 Bioethics News No. 122 European Medicines Agency considers the approval in Europe of CRISPR gene editing therapy, AI A bridge between transhumanism and posthumanism?
- 11 December, 2023 Bioethics News No. 121. The first chimeric monkey is born, the case of Indi Gregory
- 7 November, 2023 Bioethics News No.120
- 6 October, 2023 Bioethics News No.119 Humanized kidneys in human-pig chimeras, the new European Union regulation on substances of human origin,...
- 11 September, 2023 Embryos and embryonic models: new possibilities, new dilemmas, more evidence on the risks of oral hormonal contraception, ...No.118
- 13 June, 2023 The ethical dilemma of artificial wombs, World Athletics Federation banned trans women from competing in women's competitions... No. 117
- 9 May, 2023 Surrogacy: The new slavery of the 21st century, Missouri limits interventions for transgender people... No.116
- 11 April, 2023 First male contraceptive pill, The controversial stance of Peter Singer on the value of human life, recognized with an award,...No.115
- 7 March, 2023 An NGO promotes abortion at home through explanatory videos, Can bioethical objections be raised to the use of CRISPR to repair infarcted hearts?... No. 114
- 6 February, 2023 Seattle public schools sue social networks for causing mental health problems in young people, slippery slope in Canada... No.113
- 9 January, 2023 A designer baby cures her sister, STI an alarming health problem... No. 112
- 19 December, 2022 Merry Christmas!
- 2 December, 2022 Tribute to Dr. Justo Aznar, twins born from embryos frozen 30 years ago,... No.111
- 3 November, 2022 "Trans Law” in Spain, humanizing the animal brain: a new ethical frontier... No.110
- 3 October, 2022 Health care for people with intellectual disabilities,the WHO states that there are more than two sexes... No.109
- 5 September, 2022 The European Parliament calls for the inclusion of abortion in the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union, scientific knowledge and free will,... No. 108
- 4 July, 2022 Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade in the United States, transsexuality and sport: unresolved conflicts,... No. 107
- 2 June, 2022 Defending life in difficult times, adoption as a solution to the harmful practice of surrogacy?, the tragedy of frozen embryos sentenced to death... No. 106
- 2 May, 2022 The WHO recommends facilitating abortion without limiting the number of weeks of pregnancy or legal restrictions, study confirms risks associated with techniques to prevent mother-to-child transmission of mitochondrial diseases, ...
- 4 April, 2022 The aftermath of the first gene editing on human embryos - There is no science without philosophy - Neuroethics,... No.104
- 28 February, 2022 Are we close to getting “universal” organs for transplants?, Artificial pregnancy: a step forward or backward?, New advances in organoids, old ethical problems... No. 103
- 31 January, 2022 Macron intends to incorporate abortion into the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union - Bioethical issues of the legalization of euthanasia and assisted suicide ... No. 102