‘Oppenheimer,’ Science and Religion
COMMENTARY: The Academy Award-nominated film serves as a cautionary tale for students of science today.
Results from Tag: 'ethical research'
‘Human-Centered AI’: How Should the Church Engage With Emerging Artificial Intelligence Technologies?
Father Philip Larrey, a leading Catholic expert in the area, discusses AI’s promises and perils.
National Catholic Bioethics Center: Church Teaching Calls for Respect of Both Common Good and Conscience
Several bishops in California, and the Archdiocese of New York, have instructed priests not to provide religious exemption letters for those Catholics who object to the vaccine mandate, while the bishops in Colorado and South Dakota have upheld conscience rights.
After CRISPR Twins, Gene Editing Holds Promise and Peril for Humanity
Gene-editing technology promises to help solve the rarest diseases afflicting humanity — but designing human embryos is a bridge too far.
National Institutes of Health to Not Renew Contract Over Fetal Tissue Use
The NIH is expected to no longer fund research at the University of California San Francisco.
Pope: ‘No Ends Can Justify the Destruction of Human Embryos’
Pope Francis spoke Thursday at a meeting with people affected by a rare and incurable genetic brain disorder called Huntington’s disease.
Embryo Expert: UK Will Have First ‘Three-Parent’ Child in 2017
Why is Britain so permissive when it comes to embryo research that’s associated with safety and sex-discrimination concerns?
Pope: Ethical Medical Research Requires Morality, ‘Safeguards Human Life’
The Holy Father spoke to participants at an April 28-30 conference at the Vatican entitled “Cellular Horizons: How Science, Technology, Information and Communication Will Impact Society.” Vice President Joe Biden was also in attendance.
John Paul II Institute Shows ‘With God and Science, All Things Are Possible’
Iowa Research Facility Practices Corporal Work of Mercy
