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Georgia, We Have a Problem: Surrogacy and Exploitation
Winifred Badaiki describes exploitation in the surrogacy industry in the Republic of Georgia and urges decision-makers to change the status quo.
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Bioethics Forum
- Catastrophe Ethics and Charitable Giving
- How to Avoid a Genetic Arms Race
- In the Shadow of War: Health Conditions in the Za’atari Refugee Camp
- Emerging from the Cacophony of Clinical Ethics Consultation
- Financing Reforms to Meet a Pivotal Moment in Global Health
- Today’s Politics Threatens Tomorrow’s Reproductive Technologies
- A Thousand Double Binds: Alabama, Reproductive Freedom, and Child Health
- Fetal Personhood, IVF, and the Negligent Loss of Embryos
- It’s Time to Change the Conversation About MAiD
- The Neuralink Patient Behind the Musk
Biopolitical Times
- Reproduction and Family Formation: The State and the Market
- Feminist Intersections: Reproductive Genome Editing at a Crossroads
- Genetic Justice from Start to Summit, Part 1
- Genetic Justice from Start to Summit, Part 2
- Why oppose heritable genome editing?
- Forging New Disability Rights Narratives about Heritable Genome Editing
- Clip: “How do we Change the Current Conversation About Heritable Genome Editing?”
- Clip: Milton Reynolds on Eugenics and Historical Continuities
- Clip: Krystal Tsosie on the Lack of Equitable Healthcare
- Clip: Krystal Tsosie –The Danger of Democratizing Technologies and the Question "Who is Benefiting?"
Fear & Loathing in Bioethics
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Practical Ethics
- Quasi-Refusal and Teens
- Truthful Misinformation
- Social Media Platforms as Digital Slot Machines
- Oxford Uehiro Prize in Practical Ethics: The Moral Importance of Low Welfare Species
- Event Summary: Thomas Hurka’s 2023 Uehiro Lectures
- Oxford Uehiro Prize in Practical Ethics: Feminist in the Streets, Sadomasochist in the Sheets: Are You Morally Aligning Yourself With Women’s Subordination if You Engage in Consensually Inegalitarian Sexual Relationships?
- National Oxford Uehiro Prize in Practical Ethics: When Eating Meat is OK: A Defence of Benign Carnivorism
- Announcing the Winners and Runners Up in the 10th Annual National Oxford Uehiro Prize in Practical Ethics
- National Oxford Uehiro Prize in Practical Ethics: To What Extent Has Aristotle’s Conception of a Virtuous Character Remained Relevant in the Face of Situationist Criticism?
- National Oxford Uehiro Prize in Practical Ethics: Undisclosed Conversational AIs: A Threat to Users’ Autonomy
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