Monthly Archives: May 2015
Let’s talk about the ethics of germline modification
Gregor Wolbring conveys the need for clarity in the call for public discussion about human germline genetic modification.
Ethics Inside and Out
Letitia Meynell argues that professional schools must both integrate ethics across their curricula and include ethics education taught by people external to the profession and the school.
Do we really need an even better prenatal test for Down syndrome?
Chris Kaposy challenges the need for further developments in prenatal testing for Down syndrome.
Manufacturing Consensus on Commercial Surrogacy in Canada
Dave Snow questions the supposed public consensus behind Canada’s commercial surrogacy prohibition.
We Need to Address Environmental Racism In Nova Scotia
Ingrid Waldron calls for public support of Nova Scotia Bill 111: An Act to Address Environmental Racism.
Impact Ethics 