Forced Exam Stirs Ethics Questions
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A construction worker who lives in Brooklyn asserts that he was forced to undergo a rectal examination after sustaining a head injury in an on-the-job accident in Midtown in 2003.
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Primary care doctors, who sometimes review hundreds of test results each week, reported in a new study that delays in reviewing results for patients are common, and many said they are unhappy with how they manage these crucial pieces of information.
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Angry members of Congress  took federal health officials to task yesterday for what they said was a pattern of being "soft" on government scientists found to have violated ethics rules.
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Scientists assigned to monitor the ethics of medical studies often help decide whether to approve research even when they have financial ties to the company sponsoring the work, a study shows.
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SEATTLE - Children&#39;s Hospital is establishing a new center to examine ethics issues that arise in the care of children. &quot;If you look around the country there are lots of centers for bioethics, but all of them
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With privileged access and technological knowledge, IT workers can unexpectedly find themselves in ethically sticky situations. Do they blow the whistle or look the other way?
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Â· Trip to collect husband's award thrown into doubt Â· Ban seen as test of human rights commitment
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Every IT initiative should have security reviews early and often, says Mathias Thurman. Waiting can result in applications with gaping security holes &mdash; costing money and causing delays.
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Neuroscientists are making such rapid progress in unlocking the brain's secrets that some are urging colleagues to debate the ethics of their work before it can be misused by governments, lawyers or advertisers.
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Advances in genetic testing are placing strains on the principle of doctor-patient confidentiality, as doctors grapple with whether to tell a patient&#39;s relatives
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Indications that Benazir Bhuttoâs doctors felt pressured to conform to government accounts of her death added to the pressure for an international inquiry.
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Some doctors doubt the reliability of menopause tests and question why women would need to use them.
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Online marking comes under scrutiny as one exam board advises students to write answers to length.
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Psychologists are reporting that intense exam pressure is actually more likely to impair the performance of very good students than mediocre ones.
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The testing of the Prodisc, an artificial spinal disk, provides a stark example of conflicts of interest.
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While the House considers new ethics policies, the Senate is eyeing rules affecting judicial nominees.
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A high failure rate among migrants  sitting a citizenship exam introduced by Australia's former  conservative government has prompted a re-think of the  controversial test, criticized by some as racist.