Bioethics.net consists of articles pertaining to the diverse subject of bioethics and also the American Journal of Bioethics which is available in CUA e-journals. Scrolling down to the bottom of the home page, there are numerous links in categories (some of the categories have sub links) found under "Bioethics Portal". It is worth your time to visit and examine these websites.

National Institutes of Health's Bioethics Resources on the Web contains categories of links (Bioethics and the NIH, General Resources, Organizations of Interest, Other Federal Resources, and Specific Topics) pertaining to bioethics; each subtopic leads to a page with more links. The subtopics include bioethics documents and publications, careers in bioethics, conflict of interest, genetic testing / counseling, ethics and clinical trials, and public health ethics.

Intute's Bioethics web contains numerous scholarly websites and descriptions for each website relating to bioethics.

The Center for Bioethics & Human Dignity, "a bioethics research center of Trinity International University", provides bibliographies for issues including bioethics, clinical & medical ethics, and healthcare. These bibliographies contain books (some which are out of print) and websites which serve as good resources for learning more about the particular issue. The home page contains a column of News from Bioethics.com (latest news articles and messages concerning the newest issue of journals).

The National Reference Center for Bioethics Literature (NRCBL) of the Kennedy Institute of Ethics at Georgetown University created this bibliographic database of "Journal articles, book chapters, bills, laws, court decisions, reports, books, audiovisuals, and news articles relating to bioethics and professional ethics." There are three ways to search this database: Basic Search, Advanced Search, and Boolean Search.

The U.S. Department of Energy Office of Science has a website for information and research concerning the Human Genome Project and Microbial Genome. In the site directory section of the homepage there is a section pertaining to ethics (Ethical, Legal, Social Issues).

This bioethics research institute focuses on bioethics in the "care and decision making at the end of life, public health priorities, and new and emerging technologies."

Provincial Health Ethics Network (PHEN) has set aside March 1-March 7 as a week to focus on Health Ethics.

The Institute of Medicine (IOM)'s goal is to offer unbiased information regarding the health and health care of the United States and the world to the public and politicians.

The U.S. National Library of Medicine (NLM) and the National institutes of Health (NIH) provide good quality health information; a search for "bioethics" returned 71 results. A medical encyclopedia, a medical dictionary, news, directories, other resources, interactive tutorials, and much more can be found on this website.

MSNBC.com (Microsoft and NBC) has collected a list of news stories pertaining to bioethics and health.

The National Library of Medicine, found at the National Institutes of Health (NIH), is the largest library to focus on biomedical and health science research. On the homepage click on "Health Information" which will go to a page with topics, select a bioethic topic (End of Life Issues) under a letter or click on "List of All Topics" to access the published literature on the ethical, legal, and public policy issues surrounding health care and biomedical research. The information is organized into six broad categories (basics, learn more, multimedia & cool tools, research, reference shelf, and for you) which are broken down into more specific sections.

The National Library of Medicine (NLM) allows the user to search numerous databases and information resources of the NLM at one time. The Gateway Search is for individuals who come to NLM's website for the first time and are unsure where to go in order to find what he or she is seeking and for anyone who wants to search for something in a fast manner. The individual is able to see which databases and information sources are included in the three categories (bibliographic, consumer health, and other) as well as brief descriptions about each database and information

The National Reference Center for Bioethics Literature (NRCBL) of the Kennedy Institute of Ethics at Georgetown University has the largest library which focuses on bioethics. This collection includes all kinds of materials which concern the field of bioethics.

This council's purpose is to advise the President concerning bioethics and advances in medical and scientific research. This page has numerous items (reports, transcripts, and background materials) available relating to the broad field of bioethics (aging and end-of-life, beyond therapy (enhancement), biotechnology and public policy, bioethics commissions, bioethics in literature, cloning, death, health care, and research ethics).

The National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) maintains this archive of biomedical journals, life sciences journals, and NIH papers. Most of the journals are free while some journals have open access.

The National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) of the U.S. National Library of Medicine at the National Institutes of Health offers PubMed which consists of citations from MEDLINE and other biomedical articles in journals. PubMed is a free website with links to full text articles and other resources. This website includes a page for Bioethics information Resources which lists topics pertaining to bioethics and other bioethics websites.

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)'s Bioethics Programme is responsible for the International Bioethics Committee (IBC) and the Intergovernmental Bioethics Committee (IGBC) which provide advice and recommendations concerning Bioethics issues. This website has links to bioethics declarations, reports, committee proceedings, and publications of the two committees.