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Extremely premature babies. Evaluation of their survival

The survival outcomes of extremely premature babies varies greatly between different hospitals, possibly due to the different medical treatment that they receive. In relation to this, an article has just been published (New England Journal of Medicine 372, 1801-1811, 2015) which...

Posted On 24 Sep 2016

, By Bioethics Observatory - Institute of Life Sciences UCV

Euthanasia claims od the killer Frank Van Den Bleeken rejected and palliative care is choose, he accepts the offer

Euthanasia, killer serving a life sentence claims finally rejected

Euthanasia has been granted to a prisoner condemned to life imprisonment in Belgium but it has been cancellated because “the decision of doctors treating Frank Van Den Bleeken to no longer continue the euthanasia procedure”, said Koen Geens, the Belgian justice minister ....

Posted On 27 Feb 2015

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New steps towards the production of human cell lines

In 2013, Mitalipov’s group published an impressive study (Cell 153; 1228-1238, 2013) in which they reported the production of human blastocysts, and how embryonic human cell lines could be derived from them, and from these, cells of various tissues. Regardless of the ethical...

Posted On 07 Jan 2015

, By Bioethics Observatory - Institute of Life Sciences UCV

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