Bioethics in China's Biosecurity Law: forms, effects, and unsettled issues [0.03%]
中国生物安全法中的生命伦理：形式、影响与待解决问题
Leifan Wang,Fangzhong Wang,Weiwen Zhang
Leifan Wang
The Biosecurity Law has laid down a regulatory framework on bioethics in China, from raising awareness through education, requiring researchers to conform to ethical principles and conduct ethical reviews on biomedical research, to giving s...
Legal provisions for enforcing social distancing to guard against COVID-19: the case of Hong Kong [0.03%]
以香港为例探讨运用法律条文强制保持社交距离抗疫
Janice Y C Lau,Shui-Shan Lee
Janice Y C Lau
The implementation of social distancing measures through legal regulations to contain an epidemiologic outbreak has received little research attention. We reviewed and synthesized data on epidemiology, mobility trends and enforcement activi...
Abortion & 'artificial wombs': would 'artificial womb' technology legally empower non-gestating genetic progenitors to participate in decisions about how to terminate pregnancy in England and Wales? [0.03%]
人工子宫技术会使胚胎的非孕育遗传父母在英国和威尔士参与终止妊娠决策吗？
Elizabeth Chloe Romanis
Elizabeth Chloe Romanis
'Artificial womb' technology is highly anticipated for the benefits it might have as an alternative to neonatal intensive care and for pregnant people. In the bioethical literature, it has been suggested that such technology will force us t...
Governing secondary research use of health data and specimens: the inequitable distribution of regulatory burden between federally funded and industry research [0.03%]
关于健康数据和样本的二次研究使用的监管问题：联邦资助的研究与行业研究在监管负担分配上的不公平性
Kayte Spector-Bagdady
Kayte Spector-Bagdady
Some of the most promising recent advances in health research offer opportunities to improve diagnosis and therapy for millions of patients. They also require access to massive collections of health data and specimens. This need has generat...
We should not vaccinate the young to protect the old: a response to Giubilini, Savulescu, and Wilkinson [0.03%]
我们不应给年轻人接种疫苗以保护老年人——致Giubilini、Savulescu和Wilkinson的一份回应
Iñigo de Miguel Beriain
Iñigo de Miguel Beriain
Michael A Carrier,Fernando Araya
Michael A Carrier
The precautionary principle and genetically modified organisms: A bone of contention between European institutions and member states [0.03%]
预防原则与转基因生物：欧盟机构和成员国之间的争议点
Alessandra Guida
Alessandra Guida
This manuscript examines how the Precautionary Principle has been applied to provide a mechanism for protection of the environment and health in response to the introduction of Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) in Europe. It discusses h...
In the name of public health: misoprostol and the new criminalization of abortion in Brazil [0.03%]
以公共卫生的名义——论巴西新的刑事堕胎罪中关于米索前列醇的使用
Mariana Prandini Assis,Joanna N Erdman
Mariana Prandini Assis
This article explores the criminal regulation of misoprostol as a controlled drug in Brazil as a new form of abortion criminalization. A qualitative analysis of Brazilian case law shows how the courts use a public health rhetoric of unsafe ...
'That would be dreadful': The ethical, legal, and social challenges of sharing your Alzheimer's disease biomarker and genetic testing results with others [0.03%]
“那将是糟糕的：与他人分享您的阿尔茨海默病生物标志物和基因检测结果所带来的伦理、法律和社会挑战
Emily A Largent,Shana D Stites,Kristin Harkins et al.
Emily A Largent et al.
Several large clinical trials are underway to discover therapies to delay or prevent the onset of dementia caused by Alzheimer's disease (AD). A common feature of these trials is that they are testing therapies in people who do not yet have...
Does human germline genome editing violate human dignity? An African perspective [0.03%]
人类生殖细胞基因编辑是否违背了人的尊严？非洲视角
Bonginkosi Shozi
Bonginkosi Shozi
It has been variously claimed that alterations to the human genome for reproductive purposes ought to be prohibited on the basis that doing so is contrary to human dignity. This claim leads to the conclusion that germline genome editing (GG...