Considering assembloids and organoids
A conference organized by Stanford University tackled bioethical questions raised by new technologies for replicating brain parts in a dish
A conference organized by Stanford University tackled bioethical questions raised by new technologies for replicating brain parts in a dish
A bioethics expert is designing exercises to encourage ethical responsibility in programming
Dean Lloyd Minor on the need to not only learn to employ AI effectively but also to invest in efforts to guide its safe and responsible use
Leaders of Stanford’s initiative for responsible health AI look ahead
For a family with roots in Asia and a loved one in the hospital, food is more than just food
One bioengineer’s nuts-and-bolts approach to a biotech-based utopia
Learning how to break bad news
Some groups of women with ovarian cancer are undertested for mutations that could guide clinical care.
Doctors and families grapple with what’s next when a severe genetic disorder is diagnosed during pregnancy
Can machine learning bring more humanity to health care?