Articles By Neil Scolding
April 2012
Despite two shocking stories, the abortion debate has faded again
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January/February 2011
Embryonic stem cells and assisted dying terminate opposite ends of life, but have common themes
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July/August 2010
The latest work on synthetic cell creation by Craig Venter raises serious questions about bioethics
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November 2009
"When in doubt, treat" used to be the rule for doctors. Not any more
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February 2009
Thanks to a breakthrough, human embryos need not be sacrificed in the cause of science
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About Neil Scolding
Neil Scolding is the Burden Professor of Clinical Neurosciences at the University of Bristol and Director of the Burden Neurological Institute.
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