Cloning: Where Do We Draw The Line?
Blog - Cloning can be a valuable tool to preserve local breeds, guarantee food security, and even advance regenerative medicine, though it can also cross delicate lines.
Artificial gametes: promises, risks, and questions for humanity
Blog - How far can science go without altering our understanding of what it means to be human?
Compass, Foundation, and Beacon: Ethics in Integral University Education
Blog - ¿De qué sirve el conocimiento si no se orienta hacia el bien? La pregunta es decisiva en una época acelerada, fragmentada y marcada por la exaltación de lo inmediato.
Bioethics at the Crossroads of the Care Crisis in Latin America and the Caribbean
Blog - The “care crisis” is defined by the tension between a growing demand for care and the difficulty of providing it adequately (CEPAL, 2024).
Chronic Pain: A Matter of Justice and Human Dignity
04/08/2025 - La dependencia de los opioides ha creado un escenario de extremos. Este panorama nos obliga a cuestionar si estamos cumpliendo con el principio más básico de la medicina: no hacer daño y…
Global Health 2050: A Roadmap to Halve Premature Death
30/07/2025 - The "Global Health 2050" report not only offers a diagnosis, but also a clear, evidence-based roadmap with quantifiable goals.
Mitochondrial donation and preimplantation genetic testing for mtDNA disease
28/07/2025 - The New England Journal of Medicine published the results of a groundbreaking study on the clinical application of mitochondrial donation through pronuclear transfer (PNT).
The Catholic University of Valencia brings together international experts to reflect on artificial intelligence.
18/07/2025 - The conference "Humanity and Algorithms," organized by the Bioethics Observatory, addressed the ethical, regulatory, and anthropological challenges posed by artificial intelligence in…