Our ethicist explains, “For a civil servant, leadership is not demonstrated by how effectively they can command others, but ...

South Korea plans to ease cell therapy regulations and medical data research requirements while launching a clinical study ...

A contentious, United States-funded clinical trial involving newborns in Guinea-Bissau has been halted following mounting concerns over bioethics, coercive consent and the dangers of deliberately ...

The rapid integration of artificial intelligence into daily life has sparked widespread curiosity about the emerging trend of ...

A single photograph of a cancer patient's face can help predict their risk of dying, according to researchers at Mass General ...

Indocyanine green may be highly sensitive in the identification of ovarian cancer metastases, though with low specificity. One method used for intraoperative tissue imaging is indocyanine green (ICG).

A new three-arm randomized controlled trial in Poland will test whether one or two applications of the self-assembling ...

A two-time Sy Syms alumnus, RIETS rabbi, and Director of Graduate Halacha Programs, Rabbi Kalman Laufer is helping bring ...

Center for Bioethics and Culture head Kallie Fell details the lack of background checks, home studies, and regulation in ...

This editorial appears in the October 2026 Issue of the American Journal of Bioethics In 2018, the U.S. federal guidelines ...

A qualitative study of 12 Chinese pediatric nurses traces how Confucian relational ethics generate, amplify, and constrain moral distress, pointing to debriefings and ethical infrastructure as ...

Doctors who accept drug company gifts, payments and meals prescribe less appropriately and at higher cost, a new Cochrane ...