Scientific Ethics

Many medical research institutes utilise non-human animals as test subjects. Animals may be used in research projects or kept in artificial environments to test new medical therapies or learn more about human diseases. Since mice and rats, two different species from humans, share many physiological and genetic characteristics, medical research may gain immensely from animal

In many scientific fields, conflicts of interest have generated debate and anxiety. The discussion is receiving more attention now that government financing is being relied upon more than before. It is in the best interests of both the scientific community and the general public to avoid conflicts of interest to produce reliable, objective science. Thus,

Genetic modification technologies have propelled scientific advancements, offering transformative possibilities in various fields. However, these innovations also present navigating ethical quandaries in genetic engineering and complex ethical considerations that require a thorough examination. Genetic modification technologies hold immense promise for addressing pressing challenges in healthcare, agriculture, and environmental conservation. Unintended Consequences Genetic modification can lead

Protecting data privacy and confidentiality is a paramount ethical consideration in scientific studies involving human subjects. By implementing robust data security measures, anonymization techniques, IRB oversight, secure data storage practices, and informed consent procedures, researchers can uphold ethical standards and ensure that research activities respect participants’ rights and interests. Safeguarding data privacy not only fosters

Drs. Kalichman and Hinman, esteemed co-founders of the Center for Ethics in Science and Technology, embody a steadfast commitment to fostering ethical principles within the scientific community. Dr. Michael Kalichman, a distinguished member of the Division of Neuropathology within the Department of Pathology at UC San Diego, stands as a beacon of integrity in research