Britain’s Royal Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) on 22 January published, for consultation, its draft evidence-based clinical guideline, The Care of Women Requesting Induced Abortion.
Speakers at Progress Educational Trust’s annual conference in London examined the evidence and ethics on cross-border reproductive care. Jennie Bristow reports.
The Royal Society of Medicine on 19 November hosted a lively debate on three controversial issues: elective C-sections, IVF treatment for older mothers, and the desirability of a consultant-based obstetrics service in the NHS. Jennie Bristow reports.
BPAS hosted four public debates engaging with key ethical issues: the value of life, conscientious objection, selective reproduction, and population control. Jennie Bristow reports.
A conference at the Royal Society of Medicine raised some interesting and important questions about how today’s society should view the role of genetic, chemical and behavioural techniques in shaping children’s health and behaviour. Jennie Bristow reports.
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