Surrogacy: When Life Becomes a Contract
It seems like a scientific breakthrough, but it smells like business. It’s presented as an act of love yet often negotiated as if dealing in livestock. What if surrogacy were, in fact, a modern form…
Can a Robot Give Life? Bioethics, Technology, and the Human Limit in Assisted Reproduction
For the first time, an in vitro fertilization was almost entirely automated. Can human life begin from a machine without losing something essential of our humanity?
The Third International Congress on Bioethics in Rome brings together world experts to reflect on truth, science, and human dignity
05/06/2025 - With more than 400 participants and under the theme "The Splendor of Truth in Science and Bioethics," the event reaffirmed its role as a key forum for dialogue between science, ethics,…
Dr. María Victoria Fernández Molina gives a lecture on Global Bioethics at CONBIOÉTICA
04/06/2025 - The CIBIGA coordinator presented the global ethical challenges in health and human rights, highlighting the urgency of inclusive and sustainable policies.
The Case of Adriana Smith and the Bioethical Dilemmas of Post-Mortem Gestation
Una mujer afroamericana de 30 años, con 9 semanas de embarazo, enfermera de profesión y madre de un niño de siete años, fue diagnosticada con muerte cerebral el 19 de febrero de 2025, en Atlanta,…
Autonomy that Cares or Abandons, Freedom, Consent, and Dignity
Can a patient decide to die? Can a doctor refuse to obey what they consider ethically wrong? What does it really mean to talk about freedom in medicine?
Policies that heal… or harm: Ethics and Law in Public Health
When a government decides who gets medicines and who doesn’t, when to open a clinic and when to let a community wait, it’s not making a technical decision: it’s making public policy.
Dr. David Cerdio participates in the International Symposium on Bioethics
During his participation, he reflected on the practical and urgent need to rehumanize medicine in contemporary hospital settings.