Recent Online Articles
Book Reviews
Romancing Opiates: Pharmacological Lies and the Addiction Bureaucracy
by Theodore Dalrymple
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On Killing: The Psychological Cost of Learning to Kill in War and Society
by Lt. Col. Dave Grossman
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Opinion
What did Sheen know?
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"After me, the deluge"
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Has the Definition of Death Collapsed?
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Recommended Resources
Give Women Choice: Australia Speaks on Abortion
JI Fleming & S Ewing
Living Wills: An Ethical Analysis
Z Alstin
Human Embryos: A Limitless Scientific Resource?
JI Fleming, GK Pike & S Ewing
Common Ground? Seeking an Australian Consensus on Abortion and Sex Education
Editors JI Fleming and N Tonti-Filippini
Welcome
The Adelaide Centre for Bioethics and Culture is a newly established independent academic Centre which aims to address important issues in bioethics and also those which have cultural significance.
It continues the work of the Southern Cross Bioethics Institute and many of the resources contained within these pages comes from the work of SCBI over the past 25 years.
The new Centre is committed to the same principles upon which SCBI was founded, in particular respect for universal and intrinsic human values including the inviolable right to life of every member of the human family.
Latest Paper
Read the latest paper presented by the director at a Bioethics Colloquium in Melbourne, January, 2013. 
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Protecting the life and care of your children, your children's children, born or unborn, handicapped or abled, your mother or father, during pregnancy, sickness or dying has never before been so complicated.
Adelaide Centre for Bioethics and Culture continually strives to uphold a respect for universal and intrinsic human values including the inalienable right to life of every member of the human family.
Please help us to continue to exist and support our research projects with a financial gift. Your generosity supports us in our commitment to harmonise biomedical research, healthcare and technology with core human values.
