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Pandemic priority decisions and triage, from good to ugly
Source: Journal of Medical Ethics
Antitrans allians
Source: Ottar
Herd immunity and lifting lockdowns: a new trolley problem?
Source: Journal of Medical Ethics
The Cost of Society: Considering Social Distancing Beyond COVID-19 to Save Lives
Source: Journal of Medical Ethics
Nanodevice tracks mammalian cells from the inside
Source: BioNews
The death of dignity is greatly exaggerated
Source: Wiley Online Library
Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare: A Post-Pandemic Prescription
Source: MedPage Today
Coronavirus: researchers no longer need consent to access your medical records
Source: The Conversation
Transhumanism: Meet the cyborgs and biohackers redefining beauty
As biotechnology advances, so too may our ideas of what it means to be human.
Let’s not put all our eggs in the vaccine basket
Clearly a better policy option would be to give equal attention to several aspects of prevention, treatment and cure instead of putting too much emphasis on just the vaccine.
Chances for second IVF baby good, study shows
If you've had one baby through fertility treatment, your chances for a second success are good, a new study suggests.
We need a framework for the ethics of secondary epidemic vaccine trials
Oly Ilunga Kalenga, the former Minister of <b>Health</b> of the DRC, among others…. Despite this historical precedent, <b>bioethicists</b> have given relatively…
Coronavirus contact-tracing apps: can they slow the spread of COVID-19?
Google, Apple and researchers partner to build more secure and effective tools, but poor adoption could blunt efficacy.
Is the Pandemic Sparking Suicide?
Psychiatrists are confronted with an urgent natural experiment, and the outcome is far from predictable.