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In a new report, the Council describes the international developments regarding assisted dying in law as well as in actual practice.

Recent developments in embryo and stem cell research has created the need for a revision of the current regulation for research on early human development, according to SMER.

After meeting i Stockholm on 24 may, the European Group on Ethics (EGE) and SMER has adopted a joint statement concerning democracy and digitalisation.

Stem cell-based models of human embryos can help understand early development and contribute to the development of new treatments for infertility and foetal damage. At the same time, embryo models spark boundary issues and challenge current regulations.