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7 Sep 2014:AL Kennedy: Two encounters on the streets of London: the gold Ferrari said: 'I have more money than you.' The begging mother said: 'I have none'
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31 Aug 2014: We tracked debate, ideas and controversy at the sixth annual Festival of Dangerous Ideas at Sydney Opera House – catch up with the conversation
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20 Aug 2014:
James Ball: Outcry over footage of Foley’s apparent beheading raises difficult questions about editorial ethics – and our own choices
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14 Aug 2014: Dan O’Connor: Testing experimental treatments is only possible if afflicted communities feel respected
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4 Aug 2014: The dating service defends experiments on users, saying there would be no point employing an ethicist to ‘to wring his hands for $100,000 a year’. By Alex Hern
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22 Jul 2014:
Matthew Beard: If we don't feel sorrow and anger at the suffering of others, something's wrong. However, a well-cultivated moral sense recognises that you can't own someone else's pain
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10 Jul 2014: Ranjana Srivastava: Her defibrillator battery was due for replacement. She also had a terminal illness. Lung cancer or the risk of a cardiac arrest? How does a doctor develop the skills to make such a decision?
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4 Jul 2014: Pete Etchells: Lots of people are up in arms about the recent revelation that Facebook manipulated news feeds in the name of research. But we need to look at the bigger picture of the future of digital research
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17 Jun 2014:
Letters: Prevention of avoidable diseases is starting to look like the only way to save the NHS from bankruptcy, but this requires the NHS to become a behavioural-change organisation that promotes certain lifestyles
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Poll,
12 Jun 2014:
US researchers have defended their decision to create a virus similar to the 1918 Spanish flu strain that killed about 50 million people. Are they right to have done so?
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11 Jun 2014:
Researchers say recreation of Spanish flu strain highlights risk of pandemic, but critics say work puts global population at risk
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8 Jun 2014:
Visa and Adidas, Fifa's longest serving partner, have joined Sony in demanding that claims of bribery be taken seriously
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8 Jun 2014: Bank will survey customers over its ethical criteria, under which it has turned away £1.2bn of business in the past 20 years
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5 Jun 2014: Pictures of kittens with plates in their heads are shocking, but we need to approach decisions about animal research with as much objectivity as we can muster, writes Dr Obaro Evuarherhe
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3 Jun 2014:
Molly Crockett: The complexities of ethics and the brain make it difficult for scientists to develop a pill to enhance human morals
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