

Europe’s Medicine Shortages Problem Multifaceted
Industry experts explain that the problem of medicine shortages stems from engrained practices, some of which are easier to change than others.
Industry experts explain that the problem of medicine shortages stems from engrained practices, some of which are easier to change than others.
The prime minister is currently reluctant to agree to a pay rise—especially a double-digit one as demanded by the strikers—because he believes it would only reinforce the inflationary spiral.
The fight against microplastics and rising levels of environmental toxins should be taken up by those claiming to break with the establishment’s ‘green’ transition.
According to other scientists, Pääbo’s achievement is monumental not only for anthropology and physiology but also for genomics techniques.
The defenders of human dignity are clenching their teeth at the implacable scenario unfolding before their eyes. It is written, euthanasia will pass. For the moment, the vast majority of the French political class is silent on the matter.
Women’s rights groups and doctors’ associations quickly responded that the proposed rule was discriminatory and could incentivize doctors to dissuade their patients from having abortions.
The birth of embryos once diagnosed as ‘abnormal’ shows how much remains to be understood about human development and genetics, as well as the unreliability of PGT-A tests.
Terminal care no longer encourages us to balance the pursuit of treatment with emotional and spiritual support. Rather, the conversation turns continually back to, “What do we do next?” as though the body were a computer with a glitch in the programming. No heed is paid to the reality–that the time will come when we do nothing.