In a recent opinion piece, researchers describe some of the thorny issues raised by race-based drugs

Technological advances present opportunity to revisit current standard

Policy experts advocate mutual recognition for reviews of data-intensive international research

A duo of medical and legal experts from Brown and Harvard Universities argues that if the U.S. decides to consider the practice, it has a well-drawn regulatory roadmap to follow

The aim of the research is to understand the genes human embryos need to develop successfully

University researchers and staff critical of proposal to ban use of fetal tissue in key biomedical research

Executive Director of the Center for Genetics and Society calls proposal "troubling" and "provocative"

Such work should be permitted, according to one of the first global meetings to debate the controversial new techniques