Hinxton Group 2008: Science, Ethics and Policy Challenges of Pluripotent Stem Cell-Derived Gametes

• Editorial: Germ cells from stem cells, BiologyOfReproduction
• Le staminali contro l’infertilità, LaStampa
• Quando la bioetica non ha pregiudizi, L'Unità
• New sources of sex cells, Nature
• Eggs and sperm from stem cells on the horizon, ethics group tells AAAS meeting
• Ethical questions follow stem cell advances, NPR
• Sperm from skin becoming a reality?, Science
• How 'artificial sperm' could help infertile couples, TimesOnline
• AAAS panel addresses science and policy of stem cells and reproductive technologies, ScienceProgress
• Expertos Británicos piden permiso para ‘fabricar’ esperma y óvulos artificiales, ElMundo
• Study: stem cells may allow infertile, gay couples to have children, ChristianPost
• Stem cell advances could help childless couples, Guardian
• Leading scientists tell politicians to stop interfering over ethics of embryo research, Independent
• Artficial sperm and eggs 'may be created in the next five years', DailyMail
• Ethics of lab made gametes, CellNEWS
• Sperm and eggs from stem cells 'in 15 years', TimesOnline
• 'Limit' to lab egg and sperm use, BBCNews
• Scientists warn over 'interference', PressAssociation
• Sperm and eggs from skin cells in near future, MedIndia
• Male eggs and female sperm 'science fiction' says report, PinkNews
• Same sex couples could create children, Telegraph

Hinxton Group 2006: Transnational Cooperation in Stem Cell Research

• Is it ethical for scientists to do research abroad that would be forbidden at home? SpiritIndia.com, February 27, 2007
• Global guidelines proposed for stem cell studies. SciDev.Net, 7 March 2006.
• Stem cell researchers propose international guidelines. BioEdge, 7 March 2006. (No longer available online)
• The Hinxton consensus: a guiding light for scientists in international stem cell research. BioNews.Org.Uk, 17 March 2006.
• Keeping Stem Cell Guidelines Current. The Scientist, 7 April 2006.
• Junk medicine: stem cell research. The Times, 4 March 2006.
• Global Stem Cell Research Guidelines Created by Expert Panel. DigitalJournal.Com, 3 March 2006.
• Global stem cell recommendations published. Bionews.org.uk, 3 March 2006.
• Universal Stem Cell Principles Proposed: Rules Would Guide Research Efforts. The Washington Post , 2 March 2006.
• Principles urged for cell study. Denver Post, 2 March 2006. (No longer available online)
• Washington Post Examines Scientists, Ethicists Proposing International Stem Cell Research Guidelines. Kaiser Network.org, 2 March 2006.
• Universal Stem Cell Principles Proposed. TMCNet.com, 2 March 2006.
• Group Releases Ethical Guidelines On Stem Cell Research To Clarify Conflicting International Policies. Medical News Today, 2 March 2006.
• Scientists want global stem cell standards. United Press International, 2 March 2006. (No longer available online)
• Scientists want global stem cell standards. Malaysia Sun, 2 March 2006.
• Panel at AAAS Discusses Quest for Global Guidelines on Stem Cell Research. AAAS News, 2 March 2006
• Rules tighten for stem-cell studies: International group aims to make research collaborations simpler. Nature, 1 March 2006.
• Group Releases Ethical Guidelines on Stem Cell Research To Clarify Conflicting International Policies. KaiserNetwork.org: International News, 28 February 2006.
• Federal and global guidelines on stem cell research offer a level playing field. Wisconsin Technology Network, 28 February 2006.
• Find weeds out cancerous stem cells. The Australian, 27 February 2006. (No longer available online)
• New stem cell recommendations. The Scientist, 27 February 2006.
• The Hinxton Group:A Consensus Statement on Stem Cell Research. Blog.Bioethics.Net, 26 February 2006.
• Stem cell researchers 'agree guidelines'. Belfast Telegraph, 25 February 2006. (Subscription Required)
• Conflicting laws hinder research. BBC News, 25 February 2006.
• Stem cell scientists draw up ethical charter. Financial Times, 25 February 2006. (Subscription Required)
• Scientists agree global stem cell guidance. Guardian Unlimited, 24 February 2006.