Bioethics Articles

deVeber memoir delights, inspires

January 15, 2016|Comments Off on deVeber memoir delights, inspires

Few Canadians have been more widely revered for a lifetime of benevolent accomplishments than Dr. L.L. (Barrie) deVeber, professor emeritus [...]

First American human clone created

July 29, 2013|Comments Off on First American human clone created

Wesley Smith questions the claim that cloning technology will not be used for reproduction. For the first time, [...]

Ottawa files argument in euthanasia appeal

December 12, 2012|Comments Off on Ottawa files argument in euthanasia appeal

Justice Lynn Smith The federal government has come out strongly against assisted suicide in an appeal against a [...]

Problems with “embryo-like” stem cells

April 29, 2011|Comments Off on Problems with “embryo-like” stem cells

Toronto scientists at Mount Sinai Hospital have discovered problems in using reprogrammed stem cells for personalized organ repair. “It looks [...]

Genetically selected embryo to save siblings

March 31, 2011|Comments Off on Genetically selected embryo to save siblings

Interim Staff On Feb. 7, doctors in France announced that the country’s first “saviour sibling” was born. Popularly termed a [...]

Embryo-free stem cell breakthrough

November 28, 2010|Comments Off on Embryo-free stem cell breakthrough

Some scientists still want ESCR A faster and more efficient way of deriving stem cells from ordinary skin cells has [...]

Obama’s stem cell policy

April 21, 2009|Comments Off on Obama’s stem cell policy

National Affairs correspondent Rory Leishman points out yet another shocking disregard for human life on the part of the Obama administration.