Haley Thompson

Is the annihilation a justified response? What about genetic modification? Who gets to decide?

Industrial agriculture has pacified some critics by using Novocaine to ease animal suffering. But what happens when there isn't enough anesthetic to go around? And what's the value of using pain relief for animals set for slaughter?

New research involving brain resuscitation holds great promise and presents even greater challenges.

How can we properly attend to the health of both patient and physician when unintended harm occurs?

A powerful new antidepressant is set to hit the market, but should the FDA be in the business of fast-tracking drug approval based on need?

Pinterest quietly removed anti-vaccination content from the site, making both 'anti-vax' and 'vaccine' unsearchable. Was this the right thing to do?

Colorado students are testifying in favor of a bill that would make comprehensive sex education the norm in public schools, but not all parents are happy with the legislation.

Space exploration has the potential to revolutionize our scientific knowledge, but there are many ethical questions to address first.

In times of emergency, it's often hard for families to decide what to do with their pets. What should be our moral obligations towards our domesticated animals?

China's decision to permit the sale of rhino horns and tiger bones is controversial - but it's more than an ecological crisis. It's also about traditional medicine and preserving a culture.

Fentanyl testing strips could save lives for drug users, but not without the support of city and state governments.

With large amounts of the population being born due to sperm donations, questions about family history and siblings are emerging and can be stressful on families and individuals. This article explores if we could or should try to regulate sperm donors?