Research Articles
The CRISPR Revolution: Rewriting Life's Code and the Ethics of Editing Our DNA
Exploring the groundbreaking CRISPR gene-editing technology, its medical applications, ethical challenges, and future potential in rewriting our genetic blueprint.
Rewriting Life: Human Genome Editing and the Quest for Global Ethical Governance
Exploring the socio-bioethics approach to human genome editing and the challenges of global governance in the CRISPR era.
The Silent Synapses: How Birth Control Pills Rewire the Brain and Why It Matters
Exploring the neurological effects of hormonal contraceptives on brain structure, emotional circuitry, and cognition.
The Genetic Tapestry of Desire: How the Human Genome Project Reshaped Our Understanding of Homosexuality
Exploring how genomic research has transformed our understanding of sexual orientation through the Human Genome Project and subsequent studies.
The Algorithm on the Witness Stand: Can AI Predict Violence Without Bias?
Exploring the ethical implications of using AI in violence risk assessment and its potential biases in forensic science.
The Double Helix of Hope and Horror: Why Clone Stories Make Us Shudder
Exploring the science and ethics of human cloning through history, breakthroughs, and cultural impact
El Arma Invisible: La Amenaza Perenne de la Guerra Biológica Viral
Exploring the historical and modern threats of viral biological warfare, including genetic engineering risks and defense strategies.
When Silver Meets Steel: Protecting Older Cancer Patients Through Palliative-Intensive Care Integration
Exploring the integration of palliative care in intensive settings for elderly cancer patients through the lens of protective bioethics.
The Invisible Threat: How Brazilian Scientists Are Hunting Deadly Designer Drugs on Blotter Paper
How Brazilian forensic scientists are using advanced detection methods to combat dangerous NBOMe compounds disguised as LSD on blotter papers.
Treatment Adherence in Nutrition: A Two-Person Affair?
Exploring how patient-nutritionist collaboration improves treatment adherence in clinical nutrition with evidence from the DIADA study