Category Law & Policy
Public opinion on legalizing surrogacy in China?
Yegang Su comments on the Chinese government’s apparent interest in public opinion on legalizing surrogacy in China.
Using Inclusive Language Isn’t Enough
Celeste Orr and Erin Leigh Courtice respond to criticisms of the British Medical Associations’ guide on inclusive language which aims to ensure that trans, intersex, genderqueer, and non-binary people are not subjected to discriminatory language.
Fee-for-service: an ethical conflict
Andrew Mitchell suggests that innovative institutional changes are needed to sustain universal healthcare in Canada.
Human germline genome editing: An ‘impressive’ sleight of hand?
Françoise Baylis wonders how it is that in 14 months (from December 2015 to February 2017), the U.S. National Academy of Sciences and the U.S. National Academy of Medicine have moved human germline genome editing out of the category ‘irresponsible’ and into the category ‘permissible.’
Impact Ethics 