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Foreknowledge and Free Will

13.03.2008 22:09    plato.stanford.edu
Revised entry by Linda Zagzebski on March 13, 2008. Changes to: Bibliography] Fatalism is the thesis that human acts occur by necessity and hence are unfree. Theological fatalism is the thesis that infallible foreknowledge of a human act makes the
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Suicide Doctor Plans Congressional Run

13.03.2008 22:01    bioethicsnews.com
Assisted suicide advocate Jack Kevorkian plans to run for Congress, complicating a Michigan race that is expected to be among the most competitive in the nation. (Associated Press)

Hispanics Encouraged to Become More Involved in Their Health Care

13.03.2008 22:01    bioethicsnews.com
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) joined with The Advertising Council today to launch a Spanish-language national public service campaign designed to encourage Hispanics to become more involved in their health

Developing countries "to get $200 IVF"

13.03.2008 22:01    bioethicsnews.com
A task force has been established to provide infertile couples in poor countries with access to affordable reproductive treatments such as IVF, a European group of fertility experts announced today. They are aiming to roll out a network of cheap


The Age Of Consent For Organ Donation Will Drop From 18 To 15 Years Old

13.03.2008 22:01    bioethicsnews.com
The age of consent for organ donation in Wisconsin will drop from 18 to 15 years old. A new bill would lower the age in hopes of increasing the number of available organ donors. The bill also would establish a

Umbilical Cord Blood Stem Cells Help Brain Function in Animal Studies

13.03.2008 22:01    bioethicsnews.com
Here's just another indication of the potential power of ethically derived stem cells to alleviate human suffering. In rat studies, the stem cells improved the creation of adult stem cells and improved inflammation in aged animals. From the study:The results

Shaping the Moonscape: NASA's 15th Annual Great Moonbuggy Race

13.03.2008 22:01    nasa.gov
Each year around this time, John Tripp walks across a lunar surface, pondering the challenges ahead for explorers brave enough to take on its cratered terrain.
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Kevorkian to Run for Congress on Human Vivisection Party Plank

13.03.2008 22:01    bioethicsnews.com
Jack Kevorkian is running for Congress. From the story:Assisted suicide advocate Jack Kevorkian is planning to run for Congress in Michigan. Kevorkian is on parole since being released from prison last year.He tells The Oakland Press newspaper that he plans

Op-Ed: Women's Neuroethics? Why Sex Matters for Neuroethics

13.03.2008 22:01    bioethicsnews.com
How and why women and men are different is a topic of enduring scientific and public interest. Over the past decade, the number of neuroscience studies documenting sex differences in brain anatomy, chemistry, and function, and involving cognitive domains such

The Wisdom of William Hurlbut on Genetic Disability

13.03.2008 22:01    bioethicsnews.com
I have been focusing recently on S 1810, the Kennedy/Brownback Bill, could result in fewer eugenic abortions, or babies refused life-sustaining treatment--with more to come. The related issue of newborn genetic screening was taken up recently by the President's Council

Disabled girl's parents defend growth-stunting treatment

13.03.2008 22:01    bioethicsnews.com
It's been a year since the parents of a severely disabled child made public their decision to submit their daughter to a hysterectomy, breast surgery and drugs to keep the girl forever small. Today, the couple tell CNN, they believe

Feed Me! CIRM Threatens to Sue For Free Operating Expenses

13.03.2008 22:01    bioethicsnews.com
When voters swallowed the Proposition 71 snake oil and went billions into debt in a state already drowning in red ink to chase the rainbow of human cloning, they had no idea that the California Institute of Regenerative Medicine would

Brain map project set to revolutionise neuroscience

13.03.2008 22:01    bioethicsnews.com
Take the most complex organ in the human body, superimpose the legacy of biology's biggest research project, and what have you got? An unprecedented brain map that is set to transform studies of neuroscience and brain disease. (New Scientist)

'Vaccinate your kids or you'll go to prison' / Belgium takes hard stand in world fight against dread disease

13.03.2008 22:01    bioethicsnews.com
As doctors struggle to eradicate polio worldwide, one of their biggest problems is persuading parents to vaccinate their children. In Belgium, authorities are resorting to an extreme measure: prison sentences. (San Francisco Chronicle)

Library Security Guards Handle many Situations

13.03.2008 22:00    newsnet.byu.edu
Library security guards are some of BYU's un-sung heros. They devote their time to protecting people and property in the library.

Australian Professor Lectures on Interreligious Understanding

13.03.2008 22:00    newsnet.byu.edu
Major changes in religious trends worldwide create challenges and opportunities, according to an Australian professor who visited BYU.

CHEMISTRY: Crystals of an Iron Nitride

13.03.2008 21:55    sciencemag.org
Yeston Science 14 March 2008: 1461b DOI: 10.1126/science.319.5869.1461b

CHEMISTRY: Cool Clustering

13.03.2008 21:55    sciencemag.org
Lavine Science 14 March 2008: 1459b DOI: 10.1126/science.319.5869.1459b

Race and Ethnicity in the 2008 Presidential Contest

13.03.2008 21:33    journalism.berkeley.edu
March 19, 2008, 3:30 pm - Join Boalt Law School Dean and civil rights expert Christopher Edley in conversation with Boalt lecturer and immigration policy expert Maria Echaveste on how race, ethnicity and immigration are playing out in the presidential

Innovation 'starts in education'

13.03.2008 21:25    bbc.co.uk
A government White Paper is published to make the UK a world leader in innovation.

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