Recent Online Articles
Book Reviews
Embryo: A Defense of Human Life by Robert P. George and Christopher Tollefsen
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Advancing the Culture of Death: Euthanasia and Physician-Assisted Suicide by Peter Hung Manh Tran.
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Opinion
Neuroethics: The Law and The Person.
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The Ethics of Caring: Expressing Humanity Towards Babies Born at the Borderline of Viability.
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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
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Bioethics in Practice Workshop
On a monthly basis SCBI conducts informal bioethics workshops as part of our continued attempts to engage more constructively with the community. Workshops feature presentations by Institute staff on issues ranging from abortion and drug-addiction, to neo-natal care and natural law ethics. All workshops are concluded with question and answer time and group discussion. A current series (May-June 2010) is being run on issues related to Euthansia. Please contact the institute for information about when the next workshop will be held.
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