Research Articles
Beyond the Petri Dish: Unveiling Chinese Attitudes on Embryo Donation for Stem Cell Research
Exploring Chinese perspectives on embryo donation for stem cell research, including cultural influences, ethical considerations, and empirical findings.
The Invisible Revolution: How Molecular and Systems Biology Are Redefining Life
Exploring the breakthroughs in molecular and systems biology and the ethical dilemmas they present in modern science.
How Intense Training Changes Our Cells: Erythrocytes in Athletes
Explore how physical exercise changes the diameter and functionality of erythrocytes in athletes, affecting performance and health.
Theology and Bioethics: Exploring the Foundations and Frontiers
An exploration of how religious traditions and theological reflection shape our approach to modern medical ethics and biotechnology.
Ernest Everett Just: The Visionary Biologist Who Revolutionized Cell Science
Explore the life and groundbreaking discoveries of Ernest Everett Just, a pioneering cell biologist whose work on fertilization and cellular development transformed modern biology.
Neuroethics Reimagined: How Pragmatism is Reshaping Brain Science Ethics
Exploring how pragmatist approaches are reconstructing neuroethics to better navigate the complex intersection of brain science, technology, and society.
Bioethics and Politics: Rules of Engagement
Exploring the complex intersection of bioethics and politics in healthcare, science, and public policy through empirical research and case studies.
For an Ethical Vision of Scientific Research: The Pillars Supporting the Advancement of Knowledge
Exploring the fundamental ethical principles that guide responsible scientific research in the age of AI and advanced technologies.
Human Fragility and the Moral Guidance of Physicians: When the Healthcare System Wounds the Soul
Exploring how human vulnerability shapes moral conduct in medical practice and the systemic factors contributing to moral injury among healthcare professionals.
Frankenstein's Legacy: How a 200-Year-Old Novel Anticipated Today's Biomedical Ethics Debates
Exploring how Mary Shelley's Frankenstein continues to shape ethical discussions in modern biomedical sciences, from AI to genetic engineering.