Singapore

This report highlights the growing prevalence of neurological and psychiatric disorders, underscoring the need for neuroscience research. It addresses ethical concerns about neurotechnologies that modify brain functions and their impact on individual rights.

This report presents the updated 2021 Ethics Guidelines for Human Biomedical Research in Singapore, reflecting recent scientific advancements to serve as a comprehensive resource for researchers, ethics committees, and institutions.

This report examines Mitochondrial Genome Replacement Technology (MGRT) as a method for carrier mothers to prevent passing on mitochondrial diseases to their children. It reviews MGRT’s clinical application in Singapore, factoring in research, global policies, and public opinion.

This report explores various biomedical topics and culminates in the Ethics Guidelines for Human Biomedical Research, which serve as a comprehensive resource for researchers, ethics committees, and individuals seeking ethical guidance.

This report discusses the critical role of laboratory animals in biomedical research and the strict regulations in place for animal welfare. Advances in stem cell research have introduced new ethical concerns regarding human-animal combinations, prompting a focus on these emerging issues.

This report addresses the issues surrounding the provision of human eggs for research, particularly in embryonic stem cell studies, and contributes to the Bioethics Advisory Committee's long-term goal of consolidating its views and recommendations on human embryonic stem cell research.

This report addresses the ethical issues surrounding the use of personal information in biomedical research and offers recommendations for its appropriate use, emphasizing the need for proper safeguards.

This report outlines ethical guidelines for genetic testing and human genetic research. It builds on existing guidelines from the National Medical Ethics Committee and applies to both clinical and research settings.

The report outlines ethical governance for human biomedical research in Singapore, requiring institutional review board oversight for studies using human tissue or medical data. It defines roles, accreditation, and responsibilities for institutions and researchers, strengthening trial regulations.

This report proposes national guidelines for human tissue banking, advocating a shift to a statutory licensing model for research tissue banks. It emphasizes their role in advancing life sciences and bolstering Singapore's healthcare, enhancing the current self-regulation system.

This report examines the ethical, legal, and social issues in human stem cell research, reproductive cloning, and therapeutic cloning. It provides guidelines and recommendations for responsible use, taking into account societal concerns and legal frameworks.