Category Inclusivity
You Might Have an Extra Chromosome
Chris Kaposy considers the implications of a study showing that having an extra chromosome is much more common than previously thought.
Responding to Indigenous Women’s Stories of Reproductive Coercion
Holly McKenzie and her colleagues argue for broader public conversations and institutional responses to reproductive coercion.
Corrigendum: Ovarian cancer is not a women’s cancer
Sarah Nersesian explains the need to change how we understand ovarian cancer in light of the fact that not everyone who can get ovarian cancer identifies as a woman.
Buying Sperm: Canada’s Ethical Tension
Natalie Martin argues that buying sperm from the US while outlawing the purchase of sperm from donors within Canada just doesn’t make sense.
Lost and Won: A challenge of the UK law that allows discrimination
Colette Lloyd argues that a recent challenge to United Kingdom’s Abortion Act is about discrimination, not abortion.
Impact Ethics 