Deadly Monopolies by H. A. Washington, a book review
Washington's book reveals how human life is becoming a subsidiary of the medical industrial complex. A book review followed by a review of related articles. - Leggi
Humanizing Tomorrow's Biomedicine
La Fondazione Bassetti è lieta di annunciare la sua partecipazione e sponsorizzazione del tredicesimo International Intensive Course in Bioethics intitolato Humanizing Tomorrow's Biomedicine, che si svolgerà tra il 13 e il 24 luglio 2009 a Udine. - Leggi 
Read in EnglishHumanizing Tomorrow's Biomedicine
The Bassetti Foundation is pleased to announce its association with and participation at the 13th International Intensive Course in Bioethics entitled Humanizing Tomorrow's Biomedicine, that takes place between the 13th to the 24th of July 2009 in Udine, Italy. - Leggi Leggi in italianoA look at The Hastings Center Bioethics Forum
Continuing his investigation into the work of the Hastings Center Jonathan Hankins takes a look at their bioethics forum and blog, and browses through various other related blogs from their blogroll. - Leggi 
Read also: The interview with President of The Hastings Center, Thomas Murray "Genomics and sustainable medicine" and "Is ethics a branch of Politics?"
Is ethics a branch of Politics?
Returning to take a more in-depth look at the work of The Hastings Centre and interest in bio-ethics, Jonathan Hankins provides a review of their recent online and hardback publication entitled From Birth to Death and Bench to Clinic: The Hastings Center Bioethics Briefing Book for Journalists, Policymakers, and Campaigns. - Leggi 
Read also: Nanotechnology in Focus and Nature, New Yorker on Cognitive Enhancement by Jeff Ubois
Ethical Decision Making During A (Possible) Flu Pandemic
As a first introduction to the complex problems of bio-ethics and scenario planning Jonathan Hankins signposts an article that addresses the problem of the distribution of scarse medical resources in times of crisis. - Leggi 
See also: lecture by Daniel Callahan Sustainable Medicine: Two Models of Health Care and the Call for Comments on The implications of the innovation in the health field
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