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I'm not sure who was the first to say, "“Never let a good crisis go to waste". But lots of people are taking this wisdom to heart in the Covid-19 pandemic. It's a time when unconventional ideas may get a warmer welcome than usual because of the fear and the sense of urgency in the air. Perhaps that's why organ donation euthanasia sounds a bit more plausible if Covid-19 victims are doing the donating. See the report below.
NEWS THIS WEEK
by Michael Cook | Apr 26, 2020
Two bioethicists argue that victims can offer their bodies for experimentation and organ donation
by Michael Cook | Apr 26, 2020
A lifespan approach to bioethics
by Michael Cook | Apr 26, 2020
He has been giving the anti-malaria drug hydroxychloroquine to coronavirus-positive elderly patients
by Michael Cook | Apr 26, 2020
It might save lives but it tests the bounds of privacy
by Michael Cook | Apr 26, 2020
A British judge has ruled that a woman should be fitted with an IUD
by Xavier Symons | Apr 25, 2020
Patients need not be competent to be euthanised.
by Michael Cook | Apr 25, 2020
Neglect of nursing homes is a “humanitarian crisis”.
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