Here’s the edited piece I wrote for the 2012 Wellcome Trust/ Guardian Science Writing Competition. I was fortunate enough to be shortlisted, and I thank the Wellcome Blog for posting this edited version of the piece (which I have posted previously in unedited form) on their site- albeit along with the least flattering photograph I think I’ve ever had. I intend to do more writing of this type in the near future, so watch this space!
Fresh
- Morality in pharmaceutical regulation January 29, 2013
- Yeah, so about that hiatus… January 28, 2013
- Review: Worst Case Bioethics- George Annas December 10, 2012
- In Depth: Presuming Consent in Organ Donation- Part Two (Electric Boogaloo) November 27, 2012
- In Depth: Presuming Consent in Organ Donation, Parte the Firste November 20, 2012
Noise
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- This is really, really cool. I wish I had the bandwidth to write about this! Anyone fancy a co-authorship...? There… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 52 minutes ago
- RT @ALBredenoord: My second article in #Science! We argue that the “14 day limit” for research with human embryos is ready for revision htt… 23 hours ago
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- RT @NdeGraeff: The deadline for our @IMEPostgrad workshop on Bioethics & the Media is approaching fast - 6 days to go! Want to learn more a… 1 day ago
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