The American Journal of Bioethics

Response to Commentaries on “Defining Death: towards a Biological and Ethical Synthesis”

Published on 18 Oct 2025

by John P. Lizza Christos Lazaridis Piotr Grzegorz Nowak a Kutztown University of Pennsylvaniab University of Chicagoc Jagiellonian University

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But What’s the Real Reason? Internalism and Navigating Parental Commitments

Published on 18 Oct 2025

by Thomas Eugene Noah Molly Sinderbrand University of Pennsylvania

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Weighing Parents’ Reasons Regarding the Use of GLP-1 Medications in Pediatric Care

Published on 18 Oct 2025

by Brittany Acors Emily Peugh a National Institutes of Health Clinical Centerb Johns Hopkins University

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Parents’ Reasons Should Not Move the Boundaries of the Zone of Parental Discretion

Published on 18 Oct 2025

by Alexander A. Kon Noah M. Kon a Ethics Consultants, Inc.b University of California, Berkeley

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The Case for Structural Ethics: Why Pediatric Bioethics Must Think Bigger

Published on 18 Oct 2025

by Alice Cavolo Centre for Biomedical Ethics and Law, KU Leuven

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Substituted Interests, Authenticity, and Practically Wise Best Judgments

Published on 18 Oct 2025

by Daniel P. Sulmasy Lois Snyder Sulmasy a Georgetown Universityb American College of Physicians

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The List to Nowhere: Last-Come, First-Served in High-Demand Psychiatric Services

Published on 18 Oct 2025

by Christopher Poppe Dimitris Repantis a Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlinb German Center for Mental Health (DZPG)

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Relational Reasons and Moral Worth: A Southeast Asian Perspective on Parental Justification in Pediatric Ethics

Published on 18 Oct 2025

by Nishakanthi Gopalan Universiti Malaya

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The Philosophical Fiction of Substituted Judgment

Published on 18 Oct 2025

by John D. Lantos JDL Bioethics Consultants LLC

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The Influence of Emerging Autonomy on the Reasonableness of Parental Reasons

Published on 18 Oct 2025

by Vivian Mok Julia F. Taylor University of Virginia

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Parental Reasons Matter. Healthcare Professionals Must Still Do What Is Best for the Child

Published on 18 Oct 2025

by Johan Christiaan Bester Saint Louis University School of Medicine

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Respect Without Romanticizing: Cultural Values, Parental Reasons, and Unproven Pediatric Treatments in East Asia

Published on 18 Oct 2025

by Ji Hyun Yang Shu Ishida Chie Kobayashi Tsutomu Sawai Ilhak Lee a Yonsei Universityb Higashi-Hiroshima Universityc National University of Singapore

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The Burden of Articulation: Why Overvaluing Parents’ Reasons May Disadvantage Those We Seek to Protect

Published on 18 Oct 2025

by Y. Tony Yang The George Washington University

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How Could Parents’ Reasons Shift a Refusal of Treatment into the Zone of Parental Discretion?

Published on 18 Oct 2025

by Lynn Gillam Sara Court a Children’s Bioethics Centre, Royal Children’s Hospital and University of Melbourneb Murdoch Children’s Research Institute

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We Agree–Centering Parents’ Reasons is Dangerous

Published on 18 Oct 2025

by Bryanna Moore Amy Caruso Brown a University of Rochesterb Center for Bioethics and Humanities, SUNY Upstate Medical University

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Yes, Parental Reasons Matter: Value-Laden Reactions Should Not Undermine the Utility of Knowing “Why”

Published on 18 Oct 2025

by Abagail D. Cohen Yoram Unguru Liza-Marie Johnson a St. Jude Children’s Research Hospitalb Berman Institute of Bioethics Johns Hopkins Universityc Walter Samuelson Children’s Hospital

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First-Come Yet Not First-Served: Waiting Time as a Factor in Resource Allocation

Published on 18 Oct 2025

by Lukas J. Meier Antoinette Lundahl a Harvard Universityb Technical University of Munichc Karolinska Institute

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Reasons Don’t Move Goalposts

Published on 18 Oct 2025

by Lainie Friedman Ross University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry

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Moral Pluralism and the Limits of Authenticity

Published on 18 Oct 2025

by Sofia Weiss Goitiandia Jason N. Batten a University of California, San Franciscob University of California, Los Angeles

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Of Course Reasons Matter. The Question is How

Published on 18 Oct 2025

by D. Micah Hester Douglas S. Diekema Erica K. Salter a University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences/Arkansas Children’s Hospitalb University of Washingtonc The Treuman Katz Center for Pediatric Bioethics & Palliative Care, Seattle Children’s Research Instituted Saint Louis University

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Considering the Potential Benefits of Alternative Waitlist Models in Mental Healthcare on Healthcare Provider Moral Distress

Published on 18 Oct 2025

by Michael Montess Daniel Z. Buchman a Centre for Addiction and Mental Healthb University of Toronto

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The Transformative Power of Reasons Relitigates Concerns about Non-Facilitated Healthcare Ethics Consultation

Published on 18 Oct 2025

by Autumn Fiester University of Pennsylvania

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Reordering Vulnerability: Ethical Risks of Last-Come, First-Served Allocation in Mental Health System

Published on 18 Oct 2025

by Eva Regel University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences College of Medicine

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Do Clinicians Need to Understand?: Rethinking the Role of Comprehension and Secular Bias on Religious Reasons

Published on 18 Oct 2025

by Bilal Irfan Ammaar Kazi Roberto Sirvent a Harvard Medical Schoolb The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center

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Advance Directives: Ten Strategies to Assure Value Congruent Treatment

Published on 18 Oct 2025

by Thaddeus Mason Pope Mitchell Hamline School of Law

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Envisioning a Living Ethics Approach to the Allocation of Scarce Resources

Published on 18 Oct 2025

by Arthur Filleul Eric Racine a Montreal Clinical Research Institute (IRCM)b Université de Montréalc McGill University

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Respect Relationships, Remember Roles, and Realize Reasons: Ethics Tasks Relevant to Intervention Principles

Published on 18 Oct 2025

by Meaghann S. Weaver Pamela S. Hinds a St Jude Children’s Research Hospitalb The George Washington Universityc Children’s National Hospital

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Respect, Authenticity and Substituted Judgment

Published on 18 Oct 2025

by Lynn A. Jansen Steven Wall University of Arizona

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The Need for Systems-Level Approaches to Reducing Wait Times for Mental Health Care

Published on 18 Oct 2025

by Nicole Martinez-Martin Stanford University

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Even Paradigm Cases Can be Non-Paradigmatic

Published on 18 Oct 2025

by Lauren Bunch University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences

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Reintroducing Ethical Gatekeeping? The Risk of Centering Parental Reasons

Published on 18 Oct 2025

by Brennan Jade Hodgson Kim Elliott Mark Weiss a Treuman Katz Center for Pediatric Bioethics and Palliative Care, Seattle Children’s Research Instituteb University of Washington School of Medicine

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Allocation of Treatment Slots in Elective Mental Health Care—Are Waiting Lists the Ethically Most Appropriate Option?

Published on 18 Oct 2025

by Andreas Posa Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg

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Substituted Judgment and Uncomfortable Truths

Published on 18 Oct 2025

by Bryanna Moore Jenny Blumenthal-Barby Ryan H. Nelson a University of Rochesterb Baylor College of Medicinec Abbott Northwestern Hospital

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Parental Reasons, Ethical Responses: Mapping the Debate Over Parental Reasons in Pediatric Bioethics

Published on 18 Oct 2025

by Jenny Kingsley Sabrina F. Derrington a Center for Bioethics, Children’s Hospital Los Angelesb University of Southern California Keck School of Medicine

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Reflections on a Principal of Research Ethics: Tom Beauchamp, Moral Specification, and Waivers of Informed Consent

Published on 16 Oct 2025

by Stephanie Morain Luke Gelinas David Wendler P. Pearl O’Rourke Emily Largent a Berman Institute of Bioethicsb Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Healthc Advarra IRBd NIH Clinical Centere Retiredf University of Pennsylvania

Reflecting on Principlism: Explaining, But Not Guiding, Clinical Ethics Analysis

Published on 15 Oct 2025

by Adam Omelianchuk Joanna Smolenski Holland Kaplan Matthew Shea Jared N. Smith Trevor Bibler Claire Horner Janet Malek The Center for Medical Ethics and Health Policy, Baylor College of Medicine

The Genetic Data Market: Institutional Governance of Academic/Industry Research Partnerships for the Public Good

Published on 23 Sep 2025

by Kayte Spector-Bagdady University of Michigan

Justifying Organ Allocation Out of Sequence

Published on 19 Sep 2025

by Andrew Courtwright University of Utah Hospital

The Need for Accreditation Standards for Clinical Ethics Fellowship Programs

Published on 18 Sep 2025

by Jason T. Eberl Margie Hodges Shaw a Saint Louis Universityb University of Rochester

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Delivery of Elexacaftor/Tezacaftor/Ivacaftor (ETI) Through Placenta and Then Breastmilk in Cystic Fibrosis: A Clinical Trial Risk-Benefit Analysis

Published on 18 Sep 2025

by Liza Dawson Benjamin S. Wilfond Andrew Doffie Ray Liza-Marie Johnson a Walter Reed Army Institute of Researchb University of Washingtonc Northwestern Medicined St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital

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Research and Pregnancy: Re-Envisioning Risk-Benefit Tradeoffs

Published on 18 Sep 2025

by Anne D. Lyerly University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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A Potential Clinical Ethicist Weighs in with Insights and Concerns Form the Findings of Fox and Wasserman

Published on 18 Sep 2025

by Emma Chappell D. Micah Hester a University of Arkansas at Fayettevilleb University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences

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A Stated Intention to Lactate: Considerations of the Flaws of Subjective Inclusion Criteria Within Pediatric Research

Published on 18 Sep 2025

by Katie M. Strobel Leila Rooshenas Elliott Mark Weiss a University of Washington School of Medicineb University of Bristolc Seattle Children’s Research Institute

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Breaching Confidentiality in Genetic and Non-Genetic Cases: Two Problematic Distinctions - When the Law Comes to the Rescue

Published on 18 Sep 2025

by Timothé Ménard a F. Hoffmann-La Roche AGb Nantes Université

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The Good News and the Bad News About Clinical Ethics Fellowship Programs

Published on 18 Sep 2025

by Katherine Wasson Neiswanger Institute for Bioethics, Stritch School of Medicine, Loyola University Chicago

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Keeping Fellows in the Frame: The Importance of Including Clinical Ethics Fellows in Fellowship Standardization

Published on 18 Sep 2025

by Megan Kitts Tara Finnegan Alexander Gariti Jared N. Smith Callie Terris a Duquesne Universityb Ascension Illinoisc Texas Children’s Hospitald Baylor College of Medicinee Hackensack Meridian Health

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When Ethical Principles Conflict: The Ethics of Genetic Confidentiality in Context

Published on 18 Sep 2025

by Rie Iizuka Shu Ishida Tsutomu Sawai a Hiroshima Universityb National University of Singapore

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Maternal Prerogative in Consenting to Fetal Cystic Fibrosis Research

Published on 18 Sep 2025

by Raymond Hutchinson University of Michigan

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Defining Excellence in Clinical Ethics Fellowship Education

Published on 18 Sep 2025

by Janice Firn Samantha Chao Emily Harlan Christian J. Vercler Andrew G. Shuman a University of Michigan Medical Schoolb University of Michigan Michigan Medicinec Michigan Bioethics

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Rogue One? The Rise of the One-Year Clinical Ethics Fellowship

Published on 18 Sep 2025

by Janet Malek Center for Medical Ethics and Health Policy, Baylor College of Medicine

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Revisiting Professionalism and Breach of Confidentiality: Are “Neutral” Conditions the Answer?

Published on 18 Sep 2025

by Edward S. Dove Bartha Maria Knoppers a Maynooth Universityb McGill University

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Drug Delivery Through Placenta and Then Breastmilk for Fetal Cystic Fibrosis: Collateral Benefit and Social Good Do Not Make an Acceptable Risk: Benefit Ratio

Published on 18 Sep 2025

by Teri L. Hernandez Michael V. Zaretsky Brian M. Jackson Gianna G. Morales Curtis R. Coughlin David Badesch Matthew DeCamp a University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus

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How to Fix Clinical Ethics Fellowships: Addressing Our Research Imperative

Published on 18 Sep 2025

by Joseph J. Fins Weill Cornell Medical College

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After Fellowship Accreditation: What the Future of Clinical Ethics Should Look Like

Published on 18 Sep 2025

by Hilary Mabel Jordan Potter a Emory Universityb Community Health Network

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Not the 51st State: The Distinctive Canadian Approach to Standardizing Clinical Ethics Fellowship Programs

Published on 18 Sep 2025

by Andrea Nadine Frolic Andria Bianchi Kevin Reel a Hamilton Health Sciencesb McMaster Universityc Unity Health Torontod University of Torontoe Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

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Cultural and Operational Challenges in Disclosure Frameworks

Published on 18 Sep 2025

by Qiqi Jiang Liefu Ye Jinfeng Wu Liang Lin Jian Xu Fuzhou University Affiliated Provincial Hospital

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Breaching Confidentiality to Share Genetic Results: Contextualizing Features to Aid in Decision-Making Processes

Published on 18 Sep 2025

by Isabel S. Angres Brandon T. H. Vo Nanibaa’ A. Garrison University of California Los Angeles

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Considering Individual Risk-Benefit Decision-Making in Maternal-Fetal Research

Published on 18 Sep 2025

by Hannah Carpenter Emma Tumilty The University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston

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Provider Disclosure of Genetic Risks to a Patient’s Relatives Over the Objection of the Patient: Still a Bad Idea

Published on 18 Sep 2025

by Mark A. Rothstein University of California, Irvine

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PEARLS of Wisdom: A Standardized Approach to Debriefing for CEFPs

Published on 18 Sep 2025

by Andria Bianchi Lindsay Beavers Md Shaikh Farid Maram Hassanein Mark Joithe Dave Langlois Dolly Menna-Dack Michael Montess Jordan Joseph Wadden Michael J. Szego a Unity Health Torontob University of Torontoc KITE Research Institute, University Health Networkd University of Dhakae The Hospital for Sick Childrenf SickKids Research Instituteg Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospitalh Bloorview Research Institutei Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH)j Scarborough Health Network

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Revisiting “Fellowship-Trained”: Toward Shared Meaning in Clinical Ethics

Published on 18 Sep 2025

by Adira Hulkower Joshua Crites Cristie Cole Horsburgh Jessica Ginsberg Rogers David Michael Vaughan a Montefiore Medical Centerb Cleveland Clinicc Wellstar Health System

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Accreditation Standards Must Protect Trainees: Creating Ethical Fellowship Programs

Published on 18 Sep 2025

by Anna D. Goff Ryan J. Dougherty Joelle Robertson-Preidler a Weill Cornell Medicineb Kaiser Permanente Southern Californiac University of Texas McGovern Medical School

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Beyond Individual Risks: An Ecological Framework for Genetic Information Sharing

Published on 18 Sep 2025

by Y. Tony Yang The George Washington University

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Breaches of Confidentiality and Duty to Warn in Medical Genetics: It’s Just Not in Our DNA

Published on 18 Sep 2025

by Samantha Schrier Vergano Denise M. Dudzinski a Seattle Children’s Hospitalb University of Washington School of Medicine

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Structural Features of Genetic Risk and the Need for a Relational Approach to Disclosure

Published on 18 Sep 2025

by Joey Mackle Stephen P. Robertson Josephine Johnston University of Otago

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I Am Not My Genes: Against Genetic Exceptionalism and Essentialism in Justifying Confidentiality Breaches

Published on 18 Sep 2025

by Lisa Dive University of Technology Sydney

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High Standards: Hiring Fellowship-Trained Clinical Ethics Consultants

Published on 18 Sep 2025

by Denise M. Dudzinski UW Medicine Ethics Consultation Service, University of Washington School of Medicine

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Polygenic Risk Scoring and the Duty to Warn

Published on 18 Sep 2025

by Jin K. Park Susannah Baruch I. Glenn Cohen a Yale Law Schoolb Harvard Law School

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Breaching Confidentiality in Genetic and Non-Genetic Cases: Two Problematic Distinctions—A Response to Commentators

Published on 18 Sep 2025

by Madison K. Kilbride University of Utah

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Building Consensus for Responsible AI in Healthcare

Published on 18 Sep 2025

by Matthew Elmore Michelle M. Mello Lisa Lehmann Michael Pencina Danton Char Merage Ghane Lucy Orr-Ewing Brian Anderson Nicoleta J. Economou-Zavlanos a Duke University School of Medicineb Stanford Universityc Brigham and Women’s Hospitald Coalition for Health AI

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Canadian MAID Reform: Response to Peer Commentaries from Holland et al., Downar et al., Peters and Others

Published on 17 Sep 2025

by Christopher Lyon Trudo Lemmens Scott Y. H. Kim a University of Yorkb University of Torontoc National Institutes of Health

On Mobile Health, Empowerment, and the Limits of Task Shifting in Healthcare

Published on 17 Sep 2025

by Jesse Gray Ghent University

Should a Genomic Diagnosis be a Ticket or a Roadmap? Threats to Equity in the Pursuit of Developmental Services in Early Childhood

Published on 15 Sep 2025

by Katherine E. MacDuffie Sara L. Ackerman R. Jean Cadigan Aaron J. Goldenberg Amy A. Lemke Katelyn C. McNamera Elizabeth Reynolds Joon-Ho Yu Kyle B. Brothers a Seattle Children’s Research Instituteb University of Washington School of Medicinec University of California San Franciscod University of North Carolina Chapel Hill School of Medicinee Case Western Reserve University School of Medicinef Norton Children’s Research Institute Affiliated with the University of Louisvilleg RTI International

Reproductive Autonomy in Light of Expanded Prenatal Genomic Testing

Published on 15 Sep 2025

by Isabella Holmes Kathryn MacKay Rosalind McDougall Jackie Leach Scully Ainsley J. Newson a The University of Sydneyb The University of Melbournec University of New South Wales

Principlistic Equality: The Relative Importance of the Four Principles Among Primary and Urgent Care Clinicians

Published on 10 Sep 2025

by Hannah Tess Scotch Christine M. Baugh Matthew DeCamp Lauren Taylor Lindsey E. Fish Susan Dorr Goold Matthew K. Wynia Eric G. Campbell a U niversity of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campusb NYU Langone School of Medicinec Denver Health and Hospital Authorityd University of Michigan

Ethical Controversies in the Adriana Smith Case in Georgia: Brain Death/Death by Neurologic Criteria in Pregnancy

Published on 10 Sep 2025

by Ariane Lewis Gwendolyn Quinn Kimberly Mutcherson a NYU Grossman School of Medicineb Rutgers Law School

Which Benefits Can Justify Risks in Research? Response to Open Peer Commentaries

Published on 4 Sep 2025

by Tessa I. van Rijssel Ghislaine J. M. W. van Thiel Helga Gardarsdottir Johannes J. M. van Delden a University Medical Center Utrechtb Radboud University Medical Center Nijmegenc Utrecht Univeristyd University of Iceland

Biological Death and Civil Death—A False Dichotomy

Published on 18 Aug 2025

by Andrew McGee Dale Gardiner a Queensland University of Technologyb Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust

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The Representation Paradox: Rethinking Ethical Standards Through Anticipatory Autonomy

Published on 18 Aug 2025

by Y. Tony Yang The George Washington University

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Choosing for the Voiceless: Reclaiming the Best Interest Standard for Unrepresented Patients

Published on 18 Aug 2025

by Christopher Bobier Central Michigan University College of Medicine

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The Futility Standard Does Not Promote Justice for Unrepresented Patients

Published on 18 Aug 2025

by Ryan Marshall Felder Adira Hulkower a Cleveland Clinicb Montefiore Medical Centerc Albert Einstein College of Medicine

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The Illusion of Ethical Distinction: Why Qualitative Futility and Best Interests Are Not Meaningfully Different

Published on 18 Aug 2025

by Krishna A. Chokshi Robert M. Arnold Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai Hospital

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Toward Prognostic Humility for Unrepresented Patients at the End of Life

Published on 18 Aug 2025

by Harjeev Kour Sudan Daniel Z. Buchman Judy Illes a Neuroethics Canada, University of British Columbiab Centre for Addiction and Mental Healthc Dalla Lana School of Public Health, University of Toronto

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Illuminating Potential Harms of the Physiologic Futility Standard

Published on 18 Aug 2025

by Julia K. Axelrod Sofia Weiss Goitiandia Jason N. Batten Teva D. Brender Elizabeth Dzeng a University of California, San Franciscob University of California, Los Angeles

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End-of-Life Decisions for Socially Isolated Patients: Lessons from New York

Published on 18 Aug 2025

by Robert N. Swidler Columbia University

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Non-Beneficial or Harmful: Furthering the Futility Discussion

Published on 18 Aug 2025

by Brandy M. Fox Micah Hester University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences

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The Medical Profession Determines Standards for Death Determination

Published on 18 Aug 2025

by James L. Bernat Dartmouth Geisel School of Medicine

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Accepting the Multiplicity of Definitions of Death

Published on 18 Aug 2025

by Bilal Irfan Aasim Padela Roberto Sirvent a Harvard Medical Schoolb Medical College of Wisconsin

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The Civil Versus the Neurocentric Conceptions of Death

Published on 18 Aug 2025

by Andrew P. Huang James L. Bernat a University of Rochester Medical Centerb Dartmouth Geisel School of Medicine

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Identity Is What Matters in Death Determination, Not the Survival of Consciousness

Published on 18 Aug 2025

by Adam Omelianchuk Center for Medical Ethics and Health Policy, Baylor College of Medicine

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Procuring Organs from Unrepresented Patients: Amend the Uniform Anatomical Gift Act

Published on 18 Aug 2025

by Thaddeus Mason Pope Mitchell Hamline School of Law

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Where Is the Organism Concept? Agential Accounts Might Help

Published on 18 Aug 2025

by Rebecca C. Mann Kate E. Lynch Emily C. Parke a University of Sydneyb University of Auckland

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The Uniform Determination of Death Act Does Not Require the Loss of All Brain Function

Published on 18 Aug 2025

by John P. Lizza Kutztown University of Pennsylvania

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We Should Refine the Organismal Definition of Death, Not Abandon It

Published on 18 Aug 2025

by Melissa Moschella University of Notre Dame

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A “Messy Literature” and Administrative Gloss

Published on 18 Aug 2025

by Andrew M. Courtwright University of Utah Health Hospitals and Clinics

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Rethinking Death Determination: Toward Ethical Pluralism and Epistemic Humility

Published on 18 Aug 2025

by Aasim I. Padela Rafaqat Rashid Raudah M. Yunus a Medical College of Wisconsinb Al Balagh Academyc Universiti Teknologi MARA

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Institutionalized Misdiagnosis

Published on 18 Aug 2025

by D. Alan Shewmon David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA

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Compliance with Brain Death Determination Laws, the UDDA, and the Dead Donor Rule

Published on 18 Aug 2025

by Thaddeus Mason Pope Mitchell Hamline School of Law

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Death is Biologically Real; Laws About Death are Social Constructions

Published on 18 Aug 2025

by Michael Nair-Collins Florida State University College of Medicine

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Human Death as Biological Reality and Social Construct

Published on 18 Aug 2025

by Benjamin Gregg University of Texas at Austin

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The Recommended Use of “Permanence” in Brain Death Determination is Legally and Medically Inadequate

Published on 18 Aug 2025

by Adam Omelianchuk Center for Ethics and Health Policy

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Lockean Death Redux

Published on 18 Aug 2025

by Jason T. Eberl Saint Louis University

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The Importance of Structured Reassessment for Unrepresented Patients Receiving Burdensome Life-Sustaining Treatments

Published on 18 Aug 2025

by Holland Kaplan Center for Medical Ethics and Health Policy at Baylor College of Medicine

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The Case to Improve, Not Abandon, the Best Interest Standard

Published on 18 Aug 2025

by Nina Roesner MedStar Health

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‘Death’ Is Like ‘Health’

Published on 18 Aug 2025

by Jennifer Blumenthal-Barby Baylor College of Medicine

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The Grey Matters

Published on 18 Aug 2025

by Sabrina F. Derrington a Center for Bioethics, Children’s Hospital Los Angelesb Keck School of Medicine of USC

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Left Behind: The Clinical Implications of Excluding Students and Residents from Professional Obligations

Published on 30 Jul 2025

by Nathaniel A. Mattera Timothy F. Murphy University of Illinois College of Medicine

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Suffering Is Not Useless

Published on 30 Jul 2025

by Benjamin Frush Rosemarie Garland-Thomson Tyler Tate a Georgetown Universityb Emory University Georgia (Emeritus)c Stanford University

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The Social Value Misconception and the Ethics of Enrollment

Published on 30 Jul 2025

by Danielle Bromwich University of Leeds

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Reframing Physicians’ Moral Duties: Beyond Access to Medicines Toward Health Justice

Published on 30 Jul 2025

by Y. Tony Yang The George Washington University

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Why We Should Not Be Pluralists About Suffering

Published on 30 Jul 2025

by Michael Brady University of Glasgow

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Community Engagement in Research: An Antidote to the Social Value Misconception

Published on 30 Jul 2025

by Frank Chessa a MaineHealthb Tufts University School of Medicine

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The Limits of Physician-Level Interventions for Cost-Related Nonadherence: A Case for Structural Reform

Published on 30 Jul 2025

by Daniel Eisenkraft Klein Aaron S. Kesselheim Leah Z. Rand a Brigham and Women’s Hospitalb Harvard Medical School

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Addressing Cost-Related Non-Adherence is a Shared Obligation

Published on 30 Jul 2025

by David Gibbes Miller Leah Pierson a Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Centerb Brigham and Women’s Hospitalc Harvard Medical School

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Hopes, Expectations, and Promises: What Do Clinical Researchers Owe to Altruistically Motivated Participants?

Published on 30 Jul 2025

by Stephanie A. Kraft Geisinger College of Health Sciences

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Poor Social Value of Clinical Research Should Not Be Construed as a Problem of Consent

Published on 30 Jul 2025

by Rieke van der Graaf Alex John London a University Medical Centre Utrechtlb Carnegie Mellon University

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Altruism at the Margins: Social Value Misconception in Global Health Research

Published on 30 Jul 2025

by Eman Ahmed Suez Canal University

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There is Always Social Value in Clinical Research—Even If It Is Only the Encouragement of Altruism

Published on 30 Jul 2025

by Charles Foster University of Oxford

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Physicians Have an Ethical Duty to Practice Cost-Effective Medicine

Published on 30 Jul 2025

by Michael A. Santoro Santa Clara University, Leavey School of Business

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Gender Norms, Altruism and Susceptibility to the Social Value Misconception

Published on 30 Jul 2025

by Angela Ballantyne University of Otago Wellington

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Social Value Communication Amidst the "Hype" of Psychedelic Research

Published on 30 Jul 2025

by Caleigh Propes Katherine Cheung a Johns Hopkins Berman Institute of Bioethicsb Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health

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Misconceiving the Distribution of Social Value

Published on 30 Jul 2025

by Aaron Eli Segal Kansas City University

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Ordering Care Principles for Cost-Related Nonadherence

Published on 30 Jul 2025

by Jack Harris Shaun Respess North Carolina State University

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Addressing Prescription Drug Costs in a Broken System

Published on 30 Jul 2025

by Vanessa Carbonell University of Cincinnati

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The Two Sides of the Social Value Misconception

Published on 30 Jul 2025

by Jake Eberts Alastair Fraser-Urquhart Paul Zimmer-Harwood 1Day Sooner, Inc.

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Explicating Social Value

Published on 30 Jul 2025

by Christine Grady NIH Clinical Center

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Suffering is a Useful Concept When We Understand the Sufferer

Published on 30 Jul 2025

by Paige Kube Meaghann Weaver Ursula Sansom-Daly Anne-Sophie Darlington Lori Wiener a Children's Nationalb National Cancer Institute Center for Cancer Researchc St Jude Children's Research Hospitald University of New South Wales Medicine & Healthe University of Southampton

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Suffering as the Phenomenology of Ill-Being

Published on 30 Jul 2025

by Karel-Bart Celie a USC Keck School of Medicineb Global Bioethics Collaborative

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Beyond Definitional Clarity: Historical Insights on Suffering, Relief, and MAID

Published on 30 Jul 2025

by Charlotte Duffee Harvard University

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From Precision to Presence: Moral Orientations Toward Suffering

Published on 30 Jul 2025

by Jay R. Malone Erica K. Salter a Washington University School of Medicine in Saint Louisb Saint Louis University

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“Suffering” and Metalinguistic Negotiation

Published on 30 Jul 2025

by Gary Ostertag a Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinaib The Graduate Center, CUNY

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When Machines Encounter Suffering: Why Digital Compassion Must Reshape Medical AI Ethics

Published on 30 Jul 2025

by Jean-Christophe Bélisle-Pipon Geneviève Rouleau a Simon Fraser Universityb Université du Québec en Outaouais

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Recontextualizing Suffering: When Pain Has Purpose

Published on 30 Jul 2025

by Emma Friedman Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago

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Saving “Suffering”

Published on 30 Jul 2025

by Adriano Mannino Nils Althaus a University of California, Berkeleyb Independent Scholar

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The Undertheorizing of the Concepts of “Suffering,” “Flourishing,” and “Functioning”: How We Perpetuate Harm Against People with Disabilities

Published on 30 Jul 2025

by Christopher A. Riddle Brandon O’Brien a Utica Universityb East Virginia Medical School at Old Dominion University

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“Suffering Is a Hostage of Healthcare Professionals’ Authority”: Shifting to a Patient-Centered Definition

Published on 30 Jul 2025

by Iris Parra Jounou Janet Delgado Solenne Blanc Rosana Triviño Caballero a Universitat Autònoma de Barcelonab Yamaguchi Universityc Lausanne University Hospitald Complutense University of Madrid

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Appeals to Suffering and Moral Injury to Families

Published on 30 Jul 2025

by Autumn Fiester Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania

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The Term Suffering is Not Useless but Problematic in the Clinical Realm– Here’s Why

Published on 30 Jul 2025

by Raudah M. Yunus Aasim I. Padela a Universiti Teknologi MARAb Medical College of Wisconsin

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Domain-Based Decision Making, in ECMO and Beyond: Sometimes More is More

Published on 30 Jul 2025

by Jonah Rubin a Massachusetts General Hospitalb Harvard Medical Schoolc Harvard Medical School Center for Bioethics

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The Social Disvalue Misconception in Clinical Research

Published on 30 Jul 2025

by Nir Eyal Marc Lipsitch Peter G. Smith a Rutgers School of Public Health, Institute for Health, and Philosophy, Rutgers Universityb Departments of Immunology and Infectious Diseases & Epidemiology, and Center for Communicable Disease Dynamics, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Healthc Department of Infectious Disease Epidemiology and International Health, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Diseases

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Ambivalent Social Value and Different Understandings of Research in Shifting Biomedical Contexts

Published on 30 Jul 2025

by Martyn Pickersgill Christopher Bunn Lucinda Manda-Taylor Myness Ndambo a University of Edinburghb University of Glasgowc Kamuzu University of Health Sciences

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An Invitation to Unknow

Published on 30 Jul 2025

by Eric Scott Swirsky University of Illinois Chicago

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Rethinking Suffering in Mental Health Evaluation

Published on 30 Jul 2025

by Anika Bhagavatula Adam J. Shriver a University of Illinoisb Drake University

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A Tribute to Tom L. Beauchamp (1939–2025)

Published on 28 Jul 2025

by James Childress Jeffrey Kahn a University of Virginiab Johns Hopkins Berman Institute of Bioethics

Human-Like Epistemic Trust? A Conceptual and Normative Analysis of Conversational AI in Mental Healthcare

Published on 22 Jul 2025

by Jana Sedlakova Federica Lucivero Gabriela Pavarini Angeliki Kerasidou a University of Zurichb University of Oxford

Just Saying No: Surrogates Who Decline Available Discharge Options

Published on 7 Jul 2025

by Leah R. Eisenberg Anita Tarzian a UI Health, University of Illinois Chicagob UM Carey School of Law

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Breathing Room: Ethical Uncertainty in Surrogate Decision-Making for Tracheostomy

Published on 7 Jul 2025

by Anita Tarzian Leah R. Eisenberg a UMCarey School of Lawb UIHealth, University of Illinois Chicago

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Surgical Training as Necessary Groundwork for a Pathway to Change

Published on 7 Jul 2025

by Frances W. Grimstad Elizabeth R. Boskey a Boston Childrens Hospitalb Harvard Medical School

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Variation in Genital Development: Three Ethical Limiting Contradictions

Published on 7 Jul 2025

by Nicolas Foureur Scarlett-May Ferrié Centre d’éthique clinique de l’AP-HP

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Inappropriate Delays in Surrogate Decision-Making: Thinking Through Strategies and Obligations for Addressing This Common Ethical Dilemma

Published on 7 Jul 2025

by Jordan Potter Amy Martin a Community Health Network Incb Indiana University Health

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Navigating Ethical and Political Barriers to Climate-Responsive Clinical Practice

Published on 7 Jul 2025

by Benjamin Gregg University of Texas

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Integrating Voluntariness, Compassion, and Justice When Considering Hospital-Issued Notices of Noncoverage

Published on 7 Jul 2025

by Paul J. Hutchison Loyola University Chicago

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Why Are Genitalia Unique, and So What? A Functional View

Published on 7 Jul 2025

by Allan J. Jacobs New York City Health and Hospitals/South Brooklyn Health

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The Gray Line between Medical and Psychosocial Need for Parents with an Intersex Child

Published on 7 Jul 2025

by Elizabeth Holmes Laura L. Kimberly Gwendolyn Quinn Grossman School of Medicine, New York University

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Moving from Climate Conscious to Critical Climate Conscious Clinical Medical Ethics

Published on 7 Jul 2025

by Cristian Timmermann University of Augsburg

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What Ought a Physician Do?: Climate Conscious Codes of Medical Ethics

Published on 7 Jul 2025

by Ana Komparic Ross E. Upshur Patrick Garon-Sayegh a University of British Columbiab University of Torontoc University of Montreal

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Lingering Legacies: Questioning “Necessity” in Intersex Medicalization

Published on 7 Jul 2025

by Debra Carroll-Beight Case Western Reserve University

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Informed Consent and Transformative Experiences in Psychedelic Therapy: A Nuanced Approach

Published on 7 Jul 2025

by Joel Janhonen Juuso Kähönen Joona Räsänen a University of Turkub The Finnish Institute of Bioethicsc University of Helsinkid The Finnish Association for Psychedelic Research

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Calling for a Multi-Level Green Healthcare Ethics

Published on 7 Jul 2025

by Valentina de Maack Clara Tardif Nathalie Clavel Charles Dupras University of Montreal Canada

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Beyond Integration: Advancing Climate-Conscious Clinical Ethics Through Temporal, Resilience, and Responsibility Frameworks

Published on 7 Jul 2025

by Y. Tony Yang The George Washington University

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Two Kinds of Ignorance and Their Implications for Informed Consent

Published on 7 Jul 2025

by Ori Lev Arnon Keren a Sapir Academic Collegeb University of Haifa

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Requiring Foreknowledge of Affective States for Informed Consent Moves the Goal Posts

Published on 7 Jul 2025

by William (Bill) Lawrence Allen University of Florida College of Medicine

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Finding the Right Rhetoric About Genital Modifications: Why Not Use Ubuntu?

Published on 7 Jul 2025

by Luís Cordeiro-Rodrigues Yuelu Academy, Hunan University

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The Challenge of Ignorance: Beyond Transformative Experience and Transformative Consent

Published on 7 Jul 2025

by Kyle Patch William R. Smith a University of Pennsylvania Carey Law Schoolb University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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Autonomy Under Ignorance

Published on 7 Jul 2025

by Shannon Fyfe Elizabeth Lanphier a Washington & Lee University School of Lawb Washington & Lee Universityc Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Centerd University of Cincinnati College of Medicine

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Informed Consent To Transformative Treatments

Published on 7 Jul 2025

by Peter Schaber University of Zurich

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Surgeon’s Obligations in the Informed Consent Process

Published on 7 Jul 2025

by Baddr A. Shakhsheer Peter Angelos Sean C. Wightman a University of Chicagob University of Southern California, Los Angeles

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Climate Conscious Healthcare Practice in the Caribbean

Published on 7 Jul 2025

by Allister K. Rechea Paul Cummins Carolyn Neuhaus Cheryl C. Macpherson a Grenada Ministry of Healthb Clarkson Universityc The Hastings Centerd St George’s University School of Medicine

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Cultural Diversity or Ethical Evasion? A Critique of Geographical Essentialism in Bioethical Analysis

Published on 7 Jul 2025

by Ehsan Shamsi Gooshki a Monash Universityb Tehran University of Medical Sciences

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Climate-Relation Actions for Health Care Systems—Not Professionals—Are Obligatory

Published on 7 Jul 2025

by Cristina Richie The University of Edinburgh

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The Climate is Changing. Should Clinical Ethics Change, Too?

Published on 7 Jul 2025

by Joelle Robertson Preidler Keisha Ray UT Health Houston

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Delayed Discharge and Surrogate Decision Maker’s Perception of Patient’s Need for Rehab

Published on 7 Jul 2025

by Birgitta Sujdak Mackiewicz OSFHC Saint Francis Medical Center & Children’s Hospital of Illinois

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Where and How to Address Climate Change in Clinical Consultations? A Challenge for Clinical Medical Ethics

Published on 7 Jul 2025

by Sarah Gabriela Kuiter Niklas Freese Sabine Salloch Hannover Medical School

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Addressing Surrogate Indecision in Neurocritical Care

Published on 7 Jul 2025

by Abd Al-Rahman Traboulsi Lindsay R. Semler a Harvard Affiliated Emergency Medicine Residencyb Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School

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Adventures in Informed Consent: Ideals Versus Realities

Published on 7 Jul 2025

by Haavi Morreim University of Tennessee Health Science Center

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Ethical Crossroads: PEG, Trach, & Surrogate Indecision – What’s an Ethics Consultant to Do?

Published on 7 Jul 2025

by Andrew A. Oppenberg California State University, Northridge

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No, Not There. Clarifying Choice During Discharge Planning

Published on 7 Jul 2025

by Laura B. Webster Jake Kempton a CommonSpiritb University of Washington School of Medicine

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Understanding and Consent: The Case for Minimalism

Published on 7 Jul 2025

by Joseph Millum University of St Andrews

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Next Steps for Climate-Conscious Clinical Medical Ethics?

Published on 7 Jul 2025

by Stephen M. Gardiner University of Washington

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Broadening the Scope: A Critical Response to Climate-Conscious Clinical Medical Ethics

Published on 7 Jul 2025

by Julia S. Chiavegato Dalhousie University

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The Challenge of Ignorance Under Scrutiny: Response to Open Peer Commentaries on “Informed Consent Under Ignorance”

Published on 7 Jul 2025

by Daniel Villiger University of Zurich

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Suspending Ignorance and Broad Consent

Published on 7 Jul 2025

by Xiaojie Li University of International Business and Economics

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Reimagining Health-Care Ethics as an Ecosystem of Interdependent Climate-Conscious Roles and Responsibilities: Training New Generations of Health Researchers

Published on 7 Jul 2025

by Kristine Bærøe Havjin Jacob Anand Bhopal Martha Chekenya a Faculty of Medicine, University of Bergenb Centre for Medical Ethics, University of Osloc Bergen Centre for Ethics and Priority Setting in Health, University of Bergen

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What Lane Should We Stay In? Medical Relevance, Medical Necessity, and Clinical Genital Alteration of Minors

Published on 7 Jul 2025

by Joyce Jiang Molly Sinderbrand University of Pennsylvania

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Request for Correction of an Article Focused Bodywork as Facilitated Communication: Cautionary Perspectives on Touch in Psychedelic Therapy

Published on 7 Jul 2025

by Veronika Gold LMFT

Response to Veronika Gold’s Letter to the Editor

Published on 7 Jul 2025

by Neşe Devenot Johns Hopkins University

Planetary Health Research Ethics: Sounding Out the Dimensions

Published on 7 Jul 2025

by Sabine Salloch Hannover Medical School

Bioethicists Must Push Back Against Assaults on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

Published on 20 Jun 2025

by Nancy S. Jecker Arthur Caplan Vardit Ravitsky Patrick Smith Kayhan Parsi Sandra Soo-Jin Lee Faith Fletcher Mildred Cho Keisha Ray a University of Washington School of Medicineb University of Johannesburgc Chinese University of Hong Kongd New York University Grossman School of Medicinee The Hastings Centerf Harvard Medical Schoolg Duke University Divinity Schoolh Duke University, Kenan Institute for Ethicsi Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicinej Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeonsk Baylor College of Medicinel Stanford Universitym University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston

Translational Justice: A Worthy Goal Whose Argument Needs to be Pushed Even Further

Published on 6 Jun 2025

by Geoffrey R. Engel J. Wesley Boyd Harvard Medical School

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A Multi-Lens Ethics Analysis of Gender-Affirming Care for Youth with Implications for Practice and Policy

Published on 6 Jun 2025

by Jeffrey Kirby Dalhousie University

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The Cass Review; Distinguishing Fact from Fiction

Published on 6 Jun 2025

by Camilla Kingdon Nicola Stingelin-Giles Hilary Cass a Evelina London Children’s Hospitalb University of Basel, Institute for Biomedical Ethics

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Courageous Providers, Principled Institutions, and Threats to Gender-Affirming Care

Published on 6 Jun 2025

by Julia F. Taylor Craig Konnoth Mary Faith Marshall University of Virginia

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Patients and Clinical Guidelines Deserve High-Quality Evidence, Not Politics

Published on 6 Jun 2025

by Patrick Hunter Kathleen A. Goonan a Florida State University College of Medicineb Resilience Health Network

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Lessons Learned from Reproductive Justice: Communication with the Public to Earn and Maintain Trust of New and Existing Innovations

Published on 6 Jun 2025

by Cambray Smith Elizabeth Pleasants Kavita Shah Arora University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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Expanding Translation: The Case of How Patient Perceptions and Lived Experiences of Sickle Cell Disease Can Expand the Translational Justice Model

Published on 6 Jun 2025

by Shameka Poetry Thomas Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center

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Adding Ontological and Epistemological Lenses and Polishing Ethical Ones in the Analysis of Gender-Affirming Care

Published on 6 Jun 2025

by Armand H. Matheny Antommaria a Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Centerb University of Cincinnati College of Medicine

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Translational Justice and the Fiction of the Value-Free Ideal

Published on 6 Jun 2025

by Rachel Fabi Elizabeth Dietz a State University of New York Upstate Medical Universityb Arizona State University

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Enriching Translational Justice with Value-Oriented Expertise

Published on 6 Jun 2025

by Andrea Lavazza Mirko Farina a Pegaso Universityb Centro Universitario Internazionalec Huaqiao Universityd Institute for Digital Economy & Artificial Systems [Xiamen University and Lomonosov Moscow State University]

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From Technocracy to Democracy: The Need for Another Translational Justice

Published on 6 Jun 2025

by Keiichiro Yamamoto Tomohide Ibuki Eisuke Nakazawa a Japan Institute for Health Securityb Tokyo University of Sciencec The University of Tokyo

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Looking at Gender Affirming Care Through the Lens of Justice

Published on 6 Jun 2025

by Jilles Smids Erasmus Medical Center

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Transforming Expertise to Realize ARIE’s Full Potential

Published on 6 Jun 2025

by Mirko Farina Andrea Lavazza a Huaqiao Universityb Institute for Digital Economy and Artificial Systems, Xiamen University and Lomosonov Moscow State Universityc Pegaso Telematic Universityd Centro Universitario Internazionale

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In Pushing for Justice, Why Denigrate Success?

Published on 6 Jun 2025

by Harvey Berman University at Buffalo

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Remember the White Supremacy: Responding to ARIE: A Health Equity Framework for Public Health Interventions Informed by Critical Race Theory and Critical Gerontology

Published on 6 Jun 2025

by Jelani Kerr Lesley Harris Nqobile Nzama University of Louisville

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The Role of Reactionary Bioessentialism in Conservative Opposition to Gender-Affirming Care

Published on 6 Jun 2025

by Elizabeth R. Boskey Jessica D. Kant Ariel K. Berman Boston Children’s Hospital

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Conscientious Objection to Gender-Affirming Surgery: Considerations for Training Programs

Published on 6 Jun 2025

by Myles N. LaValley Danielle J. Eble Rebecca Arteaga Russell E. Ettinger Shane D. Morrison a Columbia University Medical Centerb University of Washington Medical Centerc Northwestern Medicine Feinberg School of Medicine

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Ethical Care Necessitates Synthesizing the Best Available Evidence

Published on 6 Jun 2025

by Moti Gorin Chan Kulatunga-Moruzi Ari R. Joffe J. Cohn a Colorado State Universityb Independent Scholarc University of Albertad Society for Evidence-Based Gender Medicine

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Just Knowledge and Treatment: Formal and Epistemic Injustice in Pediatric Gender-Affirming Care

Published on 6 Jun 2025

by Grayson R. Jackson Jacob D. Moses Lisa Campo-Engelstein University of Texas Medical Branch

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Integrating Bioethics and Science Communication Insights to Promote Translational Justice, Critical Consciousness, and Global Health Equity in COVID-19 Vaccination

Published on 6 Jun 2025

by John Noel Montaño Viaña Merryn McKinnon Carys Fisser The Australian National University

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Building Better Individuals: Letting Science Take The Lead

Published on 6 Jun 2025

by Elysa Koppelman-White Dean McKay a Oakland Universityb Fordham University

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Translational Justice and the Need for Socially Transformative Translational Science

Published on 6 Jun 2025

by Stephen Molldrem Emma Tumilty Jacob D. Moses Peyton Swanson Jeffrey S. Farroni The University of Texas Medical Branch

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Scientists’ and Policy Professionals’ Views on the Translational Pipeline of Human Gene Editing

Published on 6 Jun 2025

by R. Jean Cadigan Margaret Waltz University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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Beyond Translation: Applicational Justice in Biomedical Innovation and Healthcare Delivery

Published on 6 Jun 2025

by Drew L. Cheng a Harvard Medical Schoolb Peking University

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DIY Justice

Published on 6 Jun 2025

by Willow Shanks Tod Chambers a Independent Scholarb Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine

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Strengthening ARIE: Integrating Complexity and Ethics for Equitable Health Outcomes

Published on 6 Jun 2025

by Y. Tony Yang The George Washington University

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Health Equity Frameworks in Bioethical Perspective: Systemic Interventions and Innovative Justice

Published on 6 Jun 2025

by Junxi Liu Mocun Yang Boda Zhou a Tsinghua Universityb The Second High School Attached to Beijing Normal University International Department

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Pursuing Fair and Just Compensation for Research Participants: An Open Letter to the Research Ethics Community

Published on 23 May 2025

by Roberto Abadie Emily Anderson Jake Eberts Holly Fernandez Lynch Jill Fisher Luke Gelinas Emily Largent Lindsay McNair a University of Wisconsin-Madisonb Loyola University Stritch School of Medicinec 1Day Soonerd University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicinee UNC Center for Bioethicsf Advarrag Equipoise Consulting

Growth Attenuation Therapy: Ongoing Ethical and Practical Challenges 20 Years Post Ashley

Published on 23 May 2025

by Stephen D. Brown Kerri O. Kennedy Faye F. Holder-Niles Irina A. Anselm Brian D. Snyder David Fogelman Margaret F. Kirber Gal Kober Ingrid Holm Jonathan M. Marron a Boston Children’s Hospitalb Harvard Medical Schoolc Bridgewater State University

Mind Care: The Moral Significance of the Dementia Caregiving Dyad

Published on 21 May 2025

by Andrew Peterson Emily A. Largent Jason Karlawish a University of Pennsylvaniab George Mason University

An Earnest (and Unanswered) Call to Reimagine What Thriving Ethics Programs Can Look Like

Published on 16 May 2025

by Thomas V. Cunningham Jordan Potter Joshua S. Crites Hilary Mabel a Kaiser Permanente Southern Californiab Community Health Network Inc.c Cleveland Clinicd Emory University

Structures of Safety in Hospital Disposition: Five Ethical Responsibilities

Published on 12 May 2025

by Georgina D. Campelia Maralyssa Bann James N. Kirkpatrick Denise M. Dudzinski a The University of Washington School of Medicineb UW Medicine Ethics Consultation Service

Mitigating Bias in Machine Learning Models with Ethics-Based Initiatives: The Case of Sepsis

Published on 12 May 2025

by John D. Banja Yao Xie Jeffrey R. Smith Shaheen Rana Andre L. Holder a Emory Universityb Georgia Institute of Technologyc Emory University School of Medicine

A Justice-First Approach to Ambient Intelligence in Healthcare

Published on 9 May 2025

by Jonathan Herington Mildred K. Cho a University of Rochesterb Stanford University

Benefits that Offset Research Risks and Burdens are Qualitatively Different

Published on 8 May 2025

by Luke Gelinas Benjamin C. Silverman Barbara E. Bierer a Advarrab Harvard Medical Schoolc Multi-Regional Clinical Trials Centerd Brigham and Women’s Hospital

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A Patient-Directed Approach: How the U.S. Model of Medical Aid in Dying Balances Compassion with Safeguards

Published on 8 May 2025

by Kevin Díaz Bernadette Nunley Compassion & Choices

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Bioethics’ Identity Crisis: Are We Asking It to Be What It Is Not?

Published on 8 May 2025

by Keisha Ray UTHealth Houston

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Bioethics Must Consider War as a Public Health Crisis: Reply to Commentaries

Published on 8 May 2025

by Nancy S. Jecker Caesar Atuire Vardit Ravitsky Kevin Behrens Mohammed Ghaly a University of Washingtonb University of Johannesburgc The Chinese University of Hong Kongd University of Oxforde University of Ghanaf Hastings Centerg Harvard Medical Schoolh University of the Witwatersrandi Hamad Bin Khalifa University

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A Solution without a Problem

Published on 8 May 2025

by Shen Pan Anurima Chattopadhyay Holly A. Taylor National Institutes of Health

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Autonomous War, Human Consequences: The Public Health Risks of AI in Combat?

Published on 8 May 2025

by Dov Greenbaum a Yale Universityb Reichman University

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The Law’s Nexus: War, Bioethics, and Public Health

Published on 8 May 2025

by Jonathan H. Marks The Pennsylvania State University

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Bioethics Needs Just War Theory, Not The Other Way Around

Published on 8 May 2025

by Zohar Lederman University of Hong Kong

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Dignity in War: A Global Health Ethic

Published on 8 May 2025

by Bryan Pilkington Hackensack Meridian School of Medicine

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From Individual Duty to Collective Responsibility: Expanding Military Medical Ethics

Published on 8 May 2025

by Sheena M. Eagan Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University

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Bioethics and War: Addressing Public Health and Individual Dimensions

Published on 8 May 2025

by Dónal O’Mathúna The Ohio State University

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War and Public Health: Bridging Bioethics with International Relations and National Security Policy

Published on 8 May 2025

by Efthimios Parasidis Ohio State University

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Polarized Communication Climates, Epistemic Misalignment, and Uncertain Futures: The Challenge of Generating Trustworthy, Evidence-Based Analysis in Bioethical Discourse on War as a Public Health Crisis

Published on 8 May 2025

by Levi J. Goldfarb Rachel Asher a UMass Chan Medical Schoolb Broad Institute Stanley Center for Psychiatric Researchc Mass General Brigham McLean Hospital

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War, Primary Care, and Bioethics Capacity

Published on 8 May 2025

by Yaryna Pikulytska Emily E. Anderson a Ukrainian Catholic University;b Loyola University Chicago

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Conscription as a Public Health Crisis: A Missing Dimension in the Bioethics of War

Published on 8 May 2025

by Ralph Hurley O’Dwyer Samuel Christopher Rogers Barry Lyons a HSE Dublin and Midlandsb Trinity College Dublinc Tuft’s University

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A Deceptive View of Canadian Medical Assistance in Dying

Published on 8 May 2025

by Margaret P. Battin University of Utah

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Acceding to MAiD Proponent’s Framing Excludes Abolition as Potential Solution

Published on 8 May 2025

by Gabrielle Peters Disability Filibuster

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Correcting Speculation with Facts: A First-Hand Account of the Origins of the Canadian Association of MAiD Assessors and Providers and Its Importance to Canadian Healthcare

Published on 8 May 2025

by Tim Holland Andrea Frolic Cécile Bensimon Sandy Buchman a Dalhousie Universityb Hamilton Health Sciencesc McMaster Universityd Bruyère Research Institutee University of Ottawaf University of Toronto

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Sorry, Not Sorry: Canadian MAID Is Voluntary, Safe, Carefully Regulated, and Valued

Published on 8 May 2025

by James Downar Stefanie Green David Hoffman Thaddeus Mason Pope a Ottawa Hospital Research Instituteb University of Ottawac University of British Columbiad CAMAPe Columbia Universityf Completed Life Initiativeg Mitchell Hamline School of Law

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Research Payments, Other Collateral Benefits, and the Ethics of Imposing Research Risk

Published on 8 May 2025

by Joanna K. Różyńska University of Warsaw

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Increase in MAID Requests for Psychiatric Disorders for Young Adults in The Netherlands

Published on 8 May 2025

by Julian Kiverstein Roy Dings Damiaan Denys Lemon Tree Interdisciplinary Center for Psychiatry, Psychotherapy and Philosophy, Amsterdam UMC, Amsterdam, the Netherlands

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Medical Assistance in Dying in a Continuously Changing Society: Lessons from The Netherlands

Published on 8 May 2025

by I. M. Hein S. M. P. van Veen G. A. M. Widdershoven Amsterdam University Medical Centers

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Medicine and MAiD

Published on 8 May 2025

by Brendan Leier Cheryl Mack Dossetor Health Ethics Centre, University of Alberta

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International MAiD Policy Oversight: The Global Observatory on MAiD

Published on 8 May 2025

by David Rodriguez-Arias Janet Delgado Luis Espericueta Nerea M. Molina María Isabel Tamayo-Velázquez Rosana Triviño Caballero Mar Vallès-Poch Sean Riley a FiloLab-UGR, University of Granadab Yamaguchi Universityc Andalusian School of Public Healthd Ibs.Granadae University of Madrid Faculty of Medicinef The Ohio State University Medical Center

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Which Risks Can Undermine Benefits in Research?

Published on 8 May 2025

by Stacy S. Chen Connor T. A. Brenna Joost Mollen Sunit Das a University of Torontob Delft University of Technology

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Decentralized Trials: Let’s Not Overthink It

Published on 8 May 2025

by G. Owen Schaefer Kathryn Muyskens Ivan Teo Jerry Menikoff National University of Singapore

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Considering Third-Party and Relational Benefits in Research Risk-Benefit Analyses

Published on 8 May 2025

by Stephanie A. Kraft Katherine Witte Saylor Geisinger College of Health Sciences

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Data Safety Monitoring and Collateral Benefits in Decentralized Trials

Published on 8 May 2025

by Deborah R. Barnbaum Kent State University

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Critically Evaluating MAID in Canada Through an Inequities Lens

Published on 8 May 2025

by Scott D. Neufeld Tia Greto Brock University

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Acceptable Risks or Negotiable Ethics? The Dilemma of Collateral Benefits in Clinical Research

Published on 8 May 2025

by Sergio Assis de Jesus Junior Daniele Fernandes de Aguiar D’Or Institute for Research and Education – IDOR

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Rethinking MAID in Canada: The Role of Palliative Care

Published on 8 May 2025

by Bruce P. Blackshaw University of Birmingham

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Canadian MAiD and the Death of Dignity

Published on 8 May 2025

by Daryl Pullman Memorial University

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Accurately Understanding the Potential Benefits of Decentralized Clinical Trials

Published on 8 May 2025

by Jeremy Sugarman Effy Vayena a Johns Hopkins Universityb ETH Zürich

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“MAiD Specialists?” Specialization as a Feature of Bureaucracy, Not Medicine, in Canada

Published on 8 May 2025

by Benjamin Frush Ashley Moyse John Brewer Eberly a Georgetown Universityb Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians & Surgeonsc Fischer Clinic Duke Divinity School

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Including Collateral Benefits? Beware of Therapeutic Misconception!

Published on 8 May 2025

by Krista Tromp Eline M. Bunnik Erasmus MC

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Racing to the Bottom: Adam Smith’s Hazard Pay Does Not Justify Compensation for Research Risks

Published on 8 May 2025

by Kristin S. Shrader-Frechette University of Notre Dame

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A (White) Senator, Doctor and Lawyer Walk into a Bar…and Appropriate the Assisted Dying Narrative

Published on 8 May 2025

by K. Sonu Gaind a University of Torontob Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

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Inpatient Hospitalization of Adolescents Diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder: An Ethical Analysis

Published on 30 Apr 2025

by Andrew J. Hrycko Molly Sinderbrand a Medical College of Wisconsinb University of Pennsylvania

Correction

Published on 17 Apr 2025

Preserving Complexity of Agent-Regret in Healthcare

Published on 17 Apr 2025

by Gavin Enck Beth Condley a Center for Clinical Ethics in Cancer Care, the University of Texas, MD Anderson Cancer Centerb The University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center

A Call for Pragmatic, Ethically Complex Narratives of Disability

Published on 7 Apr 2025

by April R. Dworetz Rosemarie Garland-Thomson a Emory University School of Medicineb Emory University

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Informed Consensus: The Future of Respect for Persons in Biomedical Research

Published on 7 Apr 2025

by Ananya Dewan Josh C. Rubin Marielle S. Gross a Johns Hopkins University School of Medicineb University of Michigan Medical Schoolc de-bi, co.d Johns Hopkins Berman Institute of Bioethics

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On the Complexities of Enabling Demonstrated Consent

Published on 7 Apr 2025

by Panagiotis Alexiou Joel Azzopardi Claude Julien Bajada Jean-Paul Ebejer Gillian M. Martin Nikolai Paul Pace University of Malta

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Clinical Trials or FDA-Approved Therapies? The Ethics of Sickle Cell Gene Therapy Access

Published on 7 Apr 2025

by Timothy P. Cripe Anthony D. Villella Nationwide Children’s Hospital

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Selling Ethics

Published on 7 Apr 2025

by Asad I. Beck Andrew I. Brown Nicolai Wohns Natalie J. Dorfman Sara Goering Timothy E. Brown University of Washington

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A Scalpel, Not a Sword: The Case for Narrow Medical Sanctions

Published on 7 Apr 2025

by H. J. Smith M. A. Myers A. L. Wagner J. A. Krick a Armed Forces Health Surveillance Divisionb Johns Hopkins Berman Institute of Bioethicsc Uniformed Services Universityd U.S. Army Medical Center of Excellencee Brooke Army Medical Center

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When All Is Said and Done: In Support of the Pragmatic Approach to Language in Bioethics

Published on 7 Apr 2025

by Mira Raju

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Global Pharmaceutical Companies’ Obligations to Restart Clinical Research in Ukraine

Published on 7 Apr 2025

by Vladyslava Kachkovska Emily E. Anderson a Sumy State Universityb Loyola University Chicago

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In Defense of Thinking and Talking in Bioethics and Shared Decision-Making

Published on 7 Apr 2025

by Tyler Tate Stanford University

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Consent, Legal Certainty and the Need for Governance

Published on 7 Apr 2025

by Benjamin Bartlett Catherine Bowden Sarah Devaney Søren Holm University of Manchester

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Experimental Bioethics, Linguistic Pragmatism, and Public Attitudes Toward Brain Organoids Research

Published on 7 Apr 2025

by Faisal Feroz Jonathan Lewis Brian D. Earp Centre for Biomedical Ethics, Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, National University of Singapore

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Consent at the Ease of a Click? Technosolutionist Fixes Cannot Replace Human Relations and Solidarity

Published on 7 Apr 2025

by Magdalena Eitenberger Barbara Prainsack Maya Sabatello a Columbia Universityb University of Vienna

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Demonstrated Consent and the Common Good: On Withdrawal of Consent in Stem Cell Research

Published on 7 Apr 2025

by Tijs Rosema Martine de Vries Hanna Lammertse Roland Bertens Nienke de Graeff a Leiden University Medical Centerb Leiden University Medical Center; hDMT, Institute for human Organ and Disease Model Technologiesc Julius Center for Health Sciences and Primary Care University Medical Center Utrecht

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Gene Therapy for Sickle Cell Disease: Striking a Balance Between Approved Therapies and Clinical Trials

Published on 7 Apr 2025

by Yoram Unguru Evelyn Okoro Akpo (Tobo) Okoro a The Herman and Walter Samuelson Children’s Hospital at Sinaib Johns Hopkins Berman Institute of Bioethics

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Appreciating Language in Bioethics: From Theory to Practice

Published on 7 Apr 2025

by Mara Buchbinder University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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Narrative Transparency in AI-Driven Consent

Published on 7 Apr 2025

by Jarrel De Matas Jiefei Wang Vibhuti Gupta a The University of Texas Medical Branch at Galvestonb Meharry Medical College

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In Search of Durable Models for Research Consent in Emerging Computing Environments

Published on 7 Apr 2025

by Vasiliki Rahimzadeh Baylor College of Medicine

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Recruitment and Informed Consent for Experimental Gene Therapy Trials When New FDA-Approved Treatments are not Widely Available

Published on 7 Apr 2025

by Benjamin Slabaugh Emily E. Anderson a Neurocrine Biosciencesb Loyola University Chicago

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The Structural Inequality of Status Quo Clinical Communication

Published on 7 Apr 2025

by Joelle Robertson-Preidler University of Texas McGovern Medical School

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Beyond Words: Extending a Pragmatic View of Language to Large Language Models for Informed Consent

Published on 7 Apr 2025

by Alexander Sobieska Georg Starke Institute for History and Ethics of Medicine, Technical University of Munich

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Representationalism and the Language of the Clinic

Published on 7 Apr 2025

by Gary Ostertag a Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinaib The Graduate Center, CUNY

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Everyday Phrases as a Source of Clinical Miscommunication: Potential Solutions to a Hidden Problem

Published on 7 Apr 2025

by Bonnie O. Wong Sofia Weiss Goitiandia Jason N. Batten a Brigham and Women’s Hospitalb University of California San Franciscoc University of California Los Angeles Health System

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When Sanctions Meet Corruption: Reframing Healthcare Access in Russia

Published on 7 Apr 2025

by Omar Gaidarov Tufts University School of Medicine

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Medical Sanctions and Pharmaceutical and Medical Device Companies: Extending Gross’ Conclusion

Published on 7 Apr 2025

by Daniel J. Hurst Christopher Bobier a Rowan-Virtua School of Osteopathic Medicineb Central Michigan University College of Medicine

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Implications of a Pragmatic View of Language for Clinical Ethics

Published on 7 Apr 2025

by Antoinette R. Esce David A. Deemer Krishna A. Chokshi a Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinaib Mount Sinai Hospital

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Consent Is Dead, Long Live Ethical Oversight: Integrating Ethically Sourced Data into Demonstrated Consent Models

Published on 7 Apr 2025

by Jean-Christophe Bélisle-Pipon Vardit Ravitsky a Simon Fraser Universityb Hastings Centerc Harvard Medical School

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Allocation of Gene Therapy for Rare Diseases: FDA Approved Therapy or Clinical Trial for Patients with Sickle Cell Disease?

Published on 7 Apr 2025

by Liza-Marie Johnson Aimee C. Talleur Akshay Sharma St. Jude Children's Research Hospital

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Challenges to Demonstrated Consent in Biobanking: Technical, Ethical, and Regulatory Considerations

Published on 7 Apr 2025

by Jasmine E. McNealy Megan Doerr a University of Floridab Sage Bionetworks

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Informed Consent and Comprehension after the Pragmatic Turn

Published on 7 Apr 2025

by Colin M. E. Halverson Peter H. Schwartz a Indiana University School of Medicineb Charles Warren Fairbanks Center for Medical Ethicsc Indiana University–Indianapolis

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Medical Sanctions Against Russia: Arresting Aggression or Abrogating Healthcare Rights

Published on 7 Apr 2025

by Bernhard Koch Institut für Wehrmedizinische Ethik der Bundeswehr

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The Logic of Conflict Should Not Apply to Medicine and Medical Sanctions

Published on 7 Apr 2025

by Daniel Messelken University of Zurich

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Balancing Health Equity in Medical Sanctions: Addressing Values Tradeoffs and Ethical Implications

Published on 7 Apr 2025

by Dilpreet Matharu University Health Network

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Technologies Do Not Build Trust, People Do: A Critical Response to Promises of Trust in Biobanking Through Blockchain and Generative AI

Published on 7 Apr 2025

by Gabrielle Samuel Faranak Hardcastle Anneke Lucassen a King’s College Londonb University of Oxfordc Australian National University

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War Profiteers and Peace Brokers: The Responsibilities of Third Parties in Armed Conflict

Published on 7 Apr 2025

by Jonathan H. Marks Penn State University

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Two Practical Applications of Pragmatic Bioethics

Published on 7 Apr 2025

by Hannah L. Kirsch Stanford University School of Medicine

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Healthcare Under Siege: The Ethics of Sanctions, Problematic Dichotomies, and the Misuse of the Concept of Dual-Use

Published on 7 Apr 2025

by Ehsan Shamsi Gooshki a Monash Bioethics Center, Monash Universityb Medical Ethics and History of Medicine Research Center, Tehran University of Medical Sciences

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From Representation to Pragmatics to Ritual

Published on 7 Apr 2025

by Tod Chambers a Northwestern University, Feinberg School of Medicine

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Reframing Language in Bioethics: Strengths and Gaps in the Pragmatic Turn

Published on 7 Apr 2025

by Hamideh Frühwein Universitätsmedizin der Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz Institut für Geschichte Theorie und Ethik der Medizin

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Power in the Pragmatic View

Published on 7 Apr 2025

by Kai River Blevins The George Washington University

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Institutional Access to Gene Therapy for Sickle Cell Disease – Treatment on a Clinical Trial or Receive a Newly Approved Therapy?

Published on 7 Apr 2025

by L. M. Johnson B. S. Wilfond A. D. Ray L. Dawson a St. Jude Children's Research Hospitalb University of Washingtonc Northwestern Medicined Walter Reed Army Institute of Research

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Asilomar Revisited

Published on 7 Apr 2025

by David Magnus a Stanford Universityb American Journal of Bioethics Editor-in-Chief

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Further Beyond the Representational View: Response to Commentaries

Published on 7 Apr 2025

by Justin T. Clapp Jacqueline M. Kruser Margaret L. Schwarze Rachel A. Hadler a University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicineb University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Healthc Emory University School of Medicine

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The Concept of Personal Utility in Genomic Testing: Three Ethical Tensions

Published on 18 Mar 2025

by Gabriel John Watts Ainsley J. Newson The University of Sydney

Germline Genome Editing May Never Have Any Clinical Utility

Published on 12 Mar 2025

by Bryan Cwik University of Florida College of Medicine

Wanted, but Elusive: Clear Solutions for Addressing Potential Group Harm in Data-Centric Research

Published on 11 Mar 2025

by Carolyn Riley Chapman Patrick Dwyer Kellie Owens Courtney Berrios Heini M. Natri Arthur L. Caplan Gwendolyn P. Quinn a The Multi-Regional Clinical Trials Center of Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Harvardb Brigham and Women’s Hospitalc Harvard Medical Schoold La Trobe Universitye NYU Grossman School of Medicinef Children’s Mercy Kansas Cityg University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Medicineh The Translational Genomics Research Institute

The Proper Uses and Constraints on Exercises of Conscience in Cases of Profound Neurological Injury: A Dialogue with Our Colleagues

Published on 11 Mar 2025

by Jason Adam Wasserman Abram L. Brummett Mark Christopher Navin Daniel Londyn Menkes a Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicineb Corewell Health – Eastc Oakland University Center for Moral Values in Health and Medicined Oakland University

Focusing on Service User Perspectives to Uncover the Boundary Between Treatment Pressure and Informal Coercion

Published on 11 Mar 2025

by Matthé Scholten Esther Braun Sarah Potthoff Jakov Gather Christin Hempeler a Ruhr University Bochumb University of Potsdamc University of Münster

Mapping, Moralizing, and More: Response to Commentaries

Published on 11 Mar 2025

by Ben Davies The University of Sheffield

Community-Based Consent Model, Patient Rights, and AI Explainability in Medicine

Published on 24 Feb 2025

by Aorigele Bao Yi Zeng University of Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Invidious Discrimination v. Conscientious Objection: C’mon, a rose is a rose is a rose!

Published on 24 Feb 2025

by Margie Hodges Shaw Michael J. Nabozny David Kaufman University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry

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Procedure Versus Patient-Centered Conscientious Objection

Published on 24 Feb 2025

by Afsheen Mansoori Indiana University School of Medicine

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On Camels and Committees

Published on 24 Feb 2025

by Trevor M. Bibler Baylor College of Medicine

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Conscientious Objection, Life-Continuation Values, and the Protection of Normative Minorities

Published on 24 Feb 2025

by Autumn Fiester Perelman School of Medicine University of Pennsylvania

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Challenges in Pursuing AI Transparency

Published on 24 Feb 2025

by Marka F. Ellertson Richard R. Sharp Biomedical Ethics Program, Mayo Clinic

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Disclosure as Absolution in Medicine: Disentangling Autonomy from Beneficence and Justice in Artificial Intelligence

Published on 24 Feb 2025

by Kayte Spector-Bagdady Alex John London a University of Michiganb Carnegie Mellon University

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A Heuristic for Notifying Patients About AI: From Institutional Declarations to Informed Consent

Published on 24 Feb 2025

by Matthew Elmore Nicoleta Economou-Zavlanos Michael Pencina Duke University School of Medicine

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Notice and Explanation in Healthcare AI: Lessons from California’s Proposition 65 Experience

Published on 24 Feb 2025

by Boris Babic Sara Gerke a University of Hong Kongb University of Torontoc University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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The Value of Preserving Ethics Committees

Published on 24 Feb 2025

by Marion Danis Independent Scholar

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The Not So Obvious Benefits of Ethics Committees: What Is Lost Without Them

Published on 24 Feb 2025

by Scott Kelley Katherine Wasson Nanette Elster Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine

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Cultivating Patient-Centered Healthcare Artificial Intelligence Transparency: Considerations for AI Documentation

Published on 24 Feb 2025

by Austin M. Stroud Jennifer E. Miller Barbara A. Barry a Mayo Clinicb Yale School of Medicine

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Physicians Versus Surgeons: Conscientious Objection and Inappropriate Treatments

Published on 24 Feb 2025

by Alexander A. Kon Ethics Consultants, Inc. and University of Washington School of Medicine

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Taking the Right to Notice and Explanation Seriously: The Critical Importance of Evidence and Oversight for Healthcare AI

Published on 24 Feb 2025

by Jennifer A. H. Bell Natalie Yeh James A. Anderson a University Health Networkb University of Torontoc The Hospital for Sick Children

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Building Trauma-Informed Hospital Ethics Cultures

Published on 24 Feb 2025

by Elizabeth Lanphier Adira Hulkower a Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Centerb University of Cincinnati College of Medicinec Montefiore Medical Centerd Albert Einstein College of Medicine

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Replacing Ethics Committees: No Ethical Loss?

Published on 24 Feb 2025

by Enrico Furlan Silvia Tusino Università degli Studi di Padova

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Reasonable But Not Permissible: Conscientious Objection and Reasonable Disagreement

Published on 24 Feb 2025

by Mackenzie Graham Ethox Centre, University of Oxford

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Hospital Ethics Committees and Consultants: How Do Clinicians Perceive Their Utility in Resolving Disagreements About Life-Sustaining Treatments?

Published on 24 Feb 2025

by Sofia Weiss Goitiandia Julia K. Axelrod Jason N. Batten Elizabeth Dzeng a University of California, San Franciscob University of California, Los Angelesc King’s College London

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More to Know Could Not be More to Trust: Open Communication as a Moral Imperative for AI Systems in Healthcare

Published on 24 Feb 2025

by Georg Starke Technical University of Munich

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Bring a ‘Patient’s Medical AI Journey’ to the Hill

Published on 24 Feb 2025

by Ian Stevens Erin Williams Jean-Christophe Bélisle-Pipon Vardit Ravitsky a The Hastings Centerb Harvard Medical Schoolc EDW Wisdom, LLCd Simon Fraser University

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Conscientious Objection and PVS: Proceed with Caution

Published on 24 Feb 2025

by Leonard Michael Fleck Michigan State University

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Clarifying When Consent Might Be Illusory in Notice and Explanation Rights

Published on 24 Feb 2025

by Bryan Pilkington Charles E. Binkley a Hackensack Meridian School of Medicineb Hackensack Meridian Health

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Conscientious Objection: A Morally Compromising and Needless Distraction in Medical Practice

Published on 24 Feb 2025

by Rosamond Rhodes Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai

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Is Treating Permanently Unconscious Patients Futile? Quality of Life Presupposes Conscious Awareness

Published on 24 Feb 2025

by Lukas J. Meier Harvard University

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Clinical Ethics at Early Stages: What Growing Strategy?

Published on 24 Feb 2025

by Mario Picozzi University of Insubria

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Consenting to and Contesting AI Use – Different Functions but Both Are Necessary

Published on 24 Feb 2025

by Thomas Ploug Søren Holm a Aalborg Universityb Halmstad Universityc University of Manchesterd Oslo University

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Aligning Ongoing Care Teams and Proceduralists About Inappropriate Interventions Requires More Than Conscientious Objection

Published on 24 Feb 2025

by Brian Michael Jackson a University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus School of Medicine and Center for Bioethics and Humanitiesb Children’s Hospital Colorado Clinical Ethics Program

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Good Clinical Ethics Requires Access to Diverse Community Perspectives

Published on 24 Feb 2025

by Lori Bruce Carol L. Powers a Interdisciplinary Center for Bioethics, Yale Universityb Harvard Community Ethics Committee, Lawrence General Hospital Board of Trustees

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(Ir)Relevance of Ethics Committees: The Continued Value of Hospital Ethics Committees in Programs with Professional Ethicist Staffing

Published on 24 Feb 2025

by Ruchika Mishra Jessica Roumillat Kerri Kennedy a Sutter Healthb Children's Healthc Boston Children's Hospital

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Informed Agency: Reimagining Patient Autonomy in the Age of Machine-Assisted Healthcare

Published on 24 Feb 2025

by Javaid Iqbal Sofi Fatima N. Nabi Junaid Nabi a Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State Universityb PM Pediatrics Management Group LLCc Pardee RAND Graduate Schoold Global Innovators Group, The Aspen Institute

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Complexity of Establishing “Reasonability” in Conscientious Objection Claims

Published on 24 Feb 2025

by Jason T. Eberl Saint Louis University

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Social Bioethics and Healthcare AI: Insights for Medical Decision Making

Published on 24 Feb 2025

by Eleanor Gilmore-Szott Ryan Dougherty a University of Utahb Kaiser Permanente Southern California

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Predicting the Future: Informational Agency and the Right to Notice and Explanation in the Use of Personal Information

Published on 24 Feb 2025

by Charles E. Binkley Anita Ho Amitabha Palmer a Hackensack Meridian Health, Hackensack Meridian School of Medicineb University of British Columbiac University of California, San Franciscod CommonSpirit Healthe The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

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Inaccurate Criteria for Conscientious Objection and Invidious Discrimination Threaten Patients’ Access

Published on 24 Feb 2025

by Armand H. Matheny Antommaria Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center

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Why Stop at a Right to Notice for AI Systems Used in Patient Care? The Need for Greater Specificity

Published on 24 Feb 2025

by Narcyz Ghinea University of Sydney

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The Perils of AI over-Exceptionalism in Healthcare

Published on 24 Feb 2025

by Noa Cohen LUMSA University

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Inappropriate Interventions in Disorders of Consciousness: Due Process, Not Conscientious Objection

Published on 24 Feb 2025

by Christos Lazaridis The University of Chicago

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Balancing Transparency and Trust: Reevaluating AI Disclosure in Healthcare

Published on 24 Feb 2025

by Michael Pflanzer North Carolina State University

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What Can Committees Demonstrate That Professional Ethicists Can’t? Impartial Review with Adequate Due Process

Published on 24 Feb 2025

by Dylan Manson Providence St. Joseph Health

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Mitigating Placebo Effect in Human-AI Interaction: Expanding the Role(s) of the Right to Notice and Explanation

Published on 24 Feb 2025

by Jelena Roganović University of Belgrade

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Two Justifications for Refusing to Provide Medical Interventions

Published on 24 Feb 2025

by Mark Wicclair University of Pittsburgh

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The Power of Professional Clinical Ethicists in Low- and Middle-Income Countries: An Ethiopian Perspective

Published on 24 Feb 2025

by Merhawit Abadi Redeat Workneh Stephanie Kukora Krystle Perez Gregory Valentine Gal Barbut Betelehem B. Kassa Mahlet Abayneh Sharla Rent a St. Paul’s Hospital Millennium Medical Collegeb Children’s Mercy, Kansas Cityc University of Washingtond University of Rochestere Addis Ababa Universityf Duke University

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Beyond Disclosure: Rethinking Patient Consent and AI Accountability in Healthcare

Published on 24 Feb 2025

by Y. Tony Yang The George Washington University

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Building Better Medicine: Translational Justice and the Quest for Equity in US Healthcare

Published on 24 Feb 2025

by Megan A. Allyse Preya Agam Yvonne Bombard Roel Feys McKenna Horstmann Assata Kokayi Rosario Isasi Karen M. Meagher Marsha Michie Kiran Musunuru Kelly E. Ormond Kirsten A. Riggan Jane Q. Yap a Mayo Clinicb University of Torontoc University of Miamid Case Western Reserve Universitye University of Pennsylvaniaf ETH Zurichg Stanford University

Substituted Judgment and The Paradigm Case Mistake

Published on 17 Feb 2025

by Daniel Brudney University of Chicago

Beyond Doomsday Fears: Why We Need to Consider the Potential Harms of AI Psychotherapy

Published on 6 Feb 2025

by Şerife Tekin Megan Delehanty a SUNY Upstate Medical Universityb University of Calgary

Abortion and Embodiment

Published on 6 Feb 2025

by Laura Hermer Mitchell Hamline School of Law

Who Achieves What? The Subjective Dimension of the Objective Goods of Life Extension in the Ethics of Digital Doppelgängers

Published on 29 Jan 2025

by Joan Llorca Albareda Gonzalo Díaz-Cobacho Pablo García-Barranquero a University of Granadab University of Malaga

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Looking Beyond the IRB

Published on 29 Jan 2025

by Quinn Waeiss Margaret Levi Leif Wenar David Magnus a Stanford Center for Biomedical Ethicsb Stanford University

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Digital Doppelgängers, Grief Bots, and Transformational Challenges

Published on 29 Jan 2025

by Alice Elizabeth Kelley Jennifer Blumenthal-Barby Center for Medical Ethics and Health Policy

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Agent Regret Among Patient Families and Hospital Chaplains

Published on 29 Jan 2025

by Brian Warfield INTEGRIS Health

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Agent-Regret and Clinical Realities: Responding to the “Nearly-Faultless Harmer”

Published on 29 Jan 2025

by Laura Kolbe a Weill Cornell Medical Collegeb NewYork-Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital

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I Contain Multitudes: A Typology of Digital Doppelgängers

Published on 29 Jan 2025

by William D’Alessandro Trenton W. Ford Michael Yankoski William & Mary

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The Authenticity Requirement: Why Using Digital Twins for Achieving Person-Span Extension Goods Can Be Self-Defeating

Published on 29 Jan 2025

by Davide Battisti a University of Bergamob University of Milan

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Why Revise When We Should Reconcile?

Published on 29 Jan 2025

by Emily E. Peugh Alex Brown Krystal S. Tsosie Sara Chandros Hull a National Institutes of Healthb Australian National Universityc Arizona State University

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How Anticipation of Agent-Regret Can Undermine Clinical Decision-Making

Published on 29 Jan 2025

by Carrie Thiessen Margaret L. Schwarze Peter A. Ubel a University of Wisconsin – Madisonb Duke University

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The Specter of Corporate Necromancy: Who Controls the Dead in the Age of Digital Doppelgängers?

Published on 29 Jan 2025

by Hazem Zohny University of Oxford

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Consensus and Solidarity: Protecting All People from Group Harms

Published on 29 Jan 2025

by Joon-Ho Yu a University of Washingtonb Seattle Children’s Research Institute

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Worth the Risk?

Published on 29 Jan 2025

by Jason T. Eberl Saint Louis University

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Integrating Community Voices in Data-Centric Research: Overcoming Barriers to Meaningful Engagement

Published on 29 Jan 2025

by Sara Watson Preya Agam Austin M. Stroud Michelle L. McGowan Mayo Clinic

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Agent-Regret in Healthcare: Toward a More Precise and Empirical-Based Look into the Dynamics of Agent-Regret Experiences

Published on 29 Jan 2025

by Janine de Snoo-Trimp Mariëtte van den Hoven Bert Molewijk a Amsterdam UMCb Oslo University

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From Data to Harm: Exploring Ethical and Social Implications of Polygenic Scores for Social Traits

Published on 29 Jan 2025

by R. Jean Cadigan Sara Watson Anya E. R. Prince a University of North Carolina at Chapel Hillb Mayo Clinicc University of Iowa

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Digital Doppelgängers Cannot Be Ethically Created

Published on 29 Jan 2025

by Matti Häyry Amanda Sukenick a Aalto Universityb The Exploring Antinatalism Podcast

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Fitting Agent-Regret in Healthcare

Published on 29 Jan 2025

by Cullin Brown Binghamton University

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Common Rule Revisions to Govern Machine Learning on Indigenous Data: Implementing the Expectations

Published on 29 Jan 2025

by Nicole B. Halmai Stephanie Russo Carroll Ibrahim Garba Joseph Manuel Yracheta Nanibaa’ A. Garrison a University of California Davisb University of Arizonac Native BioData Consortiumd University of California Los Angeles

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Digital Doppelgängers: They Will Matter When Conscious

Published on 29 Jan 2025

by Christos Lazaridis University of Chicago Biological Sciences Division

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Stewardship or Punishment? Ethical Analysis of Transplant Candidacy for a Child from a Low-Resourced Family

Published on 29 Jan 2025

by R. Dawn Hood-Patterson Ian Wolfe Children’s Health, Dallas Texas for Dawn Children’s Minnesota for Ian

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Ethics at the Intersection of Technology and Dementia Care: The Case of WanderGuard

Published on 29 Jan 2025

by Jessica Ginsberg Rogers Jason Lesandrini WellStar Health System

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Equity or Utility? Considering Social Factors in Pediatric Transplant

Published on 29 Jan 2025

by Brian H. Childs Caroline Anglim Donald Carter Mercer University School of Medicine

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Wired Ethics: When Love, Dementia, and Surveillance Collide in Long-Term Care

Published on 29 Jan 2025

by Y. Tony Yang The George Washington University

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Death Is Too High a Price to Pay for Being Born an Impoverished and Ill Child

Published on 29 Jan 2025

by Cynthia C. Coleman Inova Fairfax Hospital

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Location Tracking in Dementia Care to Address Sexual Behavior: No Ad-Hoc Decisions, More Talk Is Needed

Published on 29 Jan 2025

by Jared Howes Yvonne Denier Chris Gastmans KU Leuven

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Correcting Course: How Should an Ethics Consultant Respond to a Surrogate’s Request for Remote Monitoring?

Published on 29 Jan 2025

by Anita J. Tarzian UM Carey School of Law

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Getting to the Heart of the Matter: How Should Family Support Be Considered in Pediatric Transplant Evaluations?

Published on 29 Jan 2025

by Leah R. Eisenberg a UI Healthb UIC

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Group Risks: Thinking Outside the Box

Published on 29 Jan 2025

by Megan Doerr Sara Meeder a Sage Bionetworksb Maimonides Medical Center

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Extending the Self: Examining Motivations and Philosophies in Life Extension Communities

Published on 29 Jan 2025

by Alberto Aparicio The University of Texas Medical Branch

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Collective Risks and the Social Disvalue of Research

Published on 29 Jan 2025

by Joanna K. Różyńska University of Warsaw

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Research and Reasons: In Defense of the Common Rule’s Preclusionary Statement

Published on 29 Jan 2025

by Rosamond Rhodes Olivia Blanchard Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai

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Beyond Individual Responsibility: Group Harms in Genomic (Data-Centric) Research Ethics Require Structural, Justice-Oriented Solutions

Published on 29 Jan 2025

by Magdalena Eitenberger Mika Baugh Katherine E. McDonald Maya Sabatello a Columbia University Irving Medical Centerb University of Viennac Indiana University School of Public Health – Bloomingtond Syracuse University

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Integrating Agent-Regret with Frameworks for Mitigating Moral Distress

Published on 29 Jan 2025

by Georgina Morley Lauren R. Sankary Cleveland Clinic

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The Relational Aspect of Agent-Regret

Published on 29 Jan 2025

by Larisa Svirsky University of Toronto

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Bytes the Dust: Normative Notions in Decommissioning Digital Doppelgängers

Published on 29 Jan 2025

by Andrew J. Barnhart Giuseppe Comerci Matthias Braun University of Bonn

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Agent-Regret and Moral Distress: Is There Really a Distinction?

Published on 29 Jan 2025

by Daniel T. Kim Wayne Shelton Bharat Ranganathan a Albany Medical Collegeb University of Nebraska Omaha

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Addressing Risk in Data Centric Research via Community Engagement

Published on 29 Jan 2025

by Ryan Spellecy Andrew Nencka Medical College of Wisconin

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Putting the Agency in Agent-Regret

Published on 29 Jan 2025

by Jake Wojtowicz Independent Researcher

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Beyond Individual Consent: The Hidden Crisis of Group Harm in the AI and Genomics Era

Published on 29 Jan 2025

by Y. Tony Yang The George Washington University

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Integrating Counterfactual Thinking and Economic Definitions of Regret into Discussions of Agent-Regret in Healthcare

Published on 29 Jan 2025

by Amal Sharafkhodjaeva Bobbi R. Lovstad Adam P. Steiner Minnesota State University

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Digital Doppelgängers: Dilemmas of Death, Data, and Deference

Published on 29 Jan 2025

by Jacob Freund Guy Halevi Hila Tavdi Dov Greenbaum a Opus Securityb Cyabarac Intel Corporationd Reichman Universitye Yale University

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Just Tradeoffs in Health Research Decision-Making: A Gap in the Common Rule

Published on 29 Jan 2025

by Shawneequa Callier The George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences

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Identity-Based Decisional Capacity and Psychedelic Treatments: Furthering the Case Against Psychedelic Ethical Exceptionalism

Published on 13 Jan 2025

by Shen Pan David Wendler National Institutes of Health

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Psychedelic Medicine Exceptionalism

Published on 13 Jan 2025

by I. Glenn Cohen Mason Marks a Harvard Law Schoolb Florida State University College of Law

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Supportive Touch in Psychedelic Assisted Therapy

Published on 13 Jan 2025

by Logan Neitzke-Spruill Caroline Beit Lynnette A. Averill Amy L. McGuire a Baylor College of Medicineb Johns Hopkins School of Medicinec Michael E. DeBakey VA Medical Center

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Wolves Among Sheep: Sexual Violations in Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy

Published on 13 Jan 2025

by Tahlia R. Harrison Sonya C. Faber Manzar Zare Matthieu Fontaine Monnica T. Williams University of Ottawa

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Distinctive But Not Exceptional: The Risks of Psychedelic Ethical Exceptionalism

Published on 13 Jan 2025

by Katherine Cheung Brian D. Earp Kyle Patch David B. Yaden a Johns Hopkins Universityb National University of Singaporec Uehiro Oxford Instituted National Institutes of Health Clinical Centere Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine

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The Pain Gap: Epistemic Justice in Psychedelic Ethics

Published on 13 Jan 2025

by Joanna Kempner Emmanuelle A. D. Schindler a Rutgers The State University of New Jerseyb VA Connecticut Healthcare Systemc Yale School of Medicine

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Managing the Hope and Hype of Psychedelics

Published on 13 Jan 2025

by Keisha Ray University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston

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Psychedelic Exceptionalism: The Oregon Example

Published on 13 Jan 2025

by Trevor Findley Harvard Law School, Center for Health Law and Policy Innovation

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Narrative Hermeneutics and Bioethics: Understanding the Psychedelic Value Changes

Published on 13 Jan 2025

by Juuso Kähönen Joel Janhonen Joona Räsänen a University of Helsinkib The Finnish Association for Psychedelic Researchc University of Turkud The Finnish Institute of Bioethics

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Psychedelic Ethics in Palliative Care

Published on 13 Jan 2025

by Keenan Davis Roman Palitsky Boadie W. Dunlop George H. Grant Ali J. Zarrabi a Emory University School of Medicineb Emory University Graduate Division of Religionc Emory Center for Psychedelics and Spiritualityd Emory Spiritual Health

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Psychedelics and Psychotherapy: What Can be Learned from a Historical Analysis of General Anesthesia and Surgery?

Published on 13 Jan 2025

by Christopher Scott Stauffer a Oregon Health & Science Universityb Portland VA Medical Center

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Critiquing Medical Exceptionalism: Toward a Transcultural Psychedelic Bioethics

Published on 13 Jan 2025

by Khaleel Rajwani McGill University

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Equipoise and Personal Experience: Maintaining Objectivity in Psychedelic Research

Published on 13 Jan 2025

by Katrina DeBonis Walter Dunn Thomas Strouse a University of California, Los Angelesb US Department of Veterans Affairs, Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System

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Relationality and Ethics in MDMA-Assisted Therapy

Published on 13 Jan 2025

by Jamie Beachy Willa Hall Chantelle Thomas Ingmar Gorman Kelley C. O’Donnell a Emory Center for Psychedelics and Spiritualityb Nautilus Sanctuary, Inc.c University of Wisconsin-Madisond Fluencee NYU Langone Center for Psychedelic Medicine

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Measuring and Understanding the Meaning of Exceptionalism to Bolster Ethics Oversight of Psychedelics Research

Published on 13 Jan 2025

by Naomi Scheinerman Claire Erickson Banner Alzheimer’s Institute

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Psychedelic Exceptionalism, Indigeneity, and the War on Drugs: Antiracism and Decolonizing Psychedelic Plant Medicine

Published on 13 Jan 2025

by Skylar J. Gaughan Jennifer E. James a UCSF School of Medicineb UCSF School of Nursing

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Psychedelic Ethics Beside Institutions

Published on 13 Jan 2025

by Kai River Blevins The George Washington University

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Psychedelics in a Deregulated Policy Climate: What Might 2025 Bring?

Published on 13 Jan 2025

by Lori Bruce Yale Interdisciplinary Center for Bioethics

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From Safe Touch to Sexual Abuse: Walking the Tightrope of Patient Safety in Psychedelic Therapy

Published on 13 Jan 2025

by Y. Tony Yang The George Washington University

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Is There a Right to Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy?

Published on 13 Jan 2025

by Zak A. Kopeikin University of Colorado Boulder

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Focused Bodywork as Facilitated Communication: Cautionary Perspectives on Touch in Psychedelic Therapy

Published on 13 Jan 2025

by Neşe Devenot Johns Hopkins University

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Indigenous Wisdom and Underground Knowledge Are Exceptional

Published on 13 Jan 2025

by Christopher Quasti Dominic Sisti University of Pennsylvania

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Irreversibility of Transformative Experience as a Criterion for Exceptionalism

Published on 13 Jan 2025

by Sergei Shevchenko Sofya Lavrentyeva a Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne Universityb RAS Institute of Philosophy

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Ethics Without Borders: Modernizing Care Beyond Traditional Clinical Approaches

Published on 13 Jan 2025

by Neil Gehani Mind Lumen

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Exceptional Stigma: Parallels Between Marginalized Groups and Psychedelic Medicine

Published on 13 Jan 2025

by Susan Lee Mikaela Kim Grayson R. Jackson Hannah Carpenter Lisa Campo-Engelstein University of Texas Medical Branch

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From Theory to Practice: The Importance of Operationalizing and Measuring Ethical Touch in Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy

Published on 13 Jan 2025

by Jason B. Luoma Jenna LeJeune Portland Institute for Psychedelic Science

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Excusing Psychedelics and Accommodating Psychedelics

Published on 13 Jan 2025

by Edward Jacobs University of Oxford

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Ketamine and the Consequences of Positive Psychedelic Exceptionalism

Published on 13 Jan 2025

by Zachary J. Verne Natalie Gukasyan Jeffrey Zabinski a Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeonsb Columbia University Irving Medical Center

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Holding Without Touch: Supportive Touch in Psychedelic-Assisted Psychotherapy

Published on 13 Jan 2025

by Bryony Insua-Summerhays Edward Jacobs a Oxford NHS Foundation Trustb University of Oxford

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Embracing Epistemic Humility: Rethinking Psychedelic Exceptionalism Through Diverse Perspectives

Published on 13 Jan 2025

by Jarrel De Matas Amy L. McGuire Hasan Yasin a The University of Texas Medical Branch at Galvestonb Baylor College of Medicine

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Same Same but Different: On Psychedelic Exceptionalism

Published on 13 Jan 2025

by Daniel Villiger University of Oxford

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Continuity in Claims of Exception in Biomedical Technologies

Published on 13 Jan 2025

by Jacob D. Moses Miriam Rich Callie Terris Emma Tumilty The University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston

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Canadian Medical Assistance in Dying: Provider Concentration, Policy Capture, and Need for Reform

Published on 10 Jan 2025

by Christopher Lyon Trudo Lemmens Scott Y. H. Kim a University of Yorkb University of Torontoc National Institutes of Health

Narrow, Broad, and Future Considerations for Populations with Non-English Language Preference

Published on 23 Dec 2024

by Samantha Aubrey Chipman Karen M. Meagher Amelia Barwise a Emory Universityb Mayo Clinic Rochester

Hippocratic Beneficence: The Ethical Grounding of Remedial Germline Editing

Published on 19 Dec 2024

by Eli Y. Adashi I. Glenn Cohen a Brown Universityb Harvard University

ARIE: A Health Equity Framework for Public Health Interventions Informed by Critical Race Theory and Critical Gerontology

Published on 18 Dec 2024

by Lester Darryl Geneviève Tenzin Wangmo Helene Seaward Mohamed Amine Bouchlaghem Sarah Blacker Félix Pageau a University of Baselb Laval Universityc York University

Bioethicists Tomorrow: Identity, Inclusiveness, and Future Directions

Published on 13 Dec 2024

by Govind Persad Emily A. Largent Sophie Gibert Leila Orszag Leah Pierson a University of Denverb University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicinec Massachusetts Institute of Technologyd Bryn Mawr Collegee Harvard Medical School

Context Matters

Published on 20 Nov 2024

by Zain Khalid Rebecca Brendel a The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown Universityb Harvard Medical School Center for Bioethics

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Coercion, Power Relations, and the Expectations Patients Bring to Mental Health Treatment

Published on 20 Nov 2024

by Brendan Saloner Jennifer Blumenthal-Barby a Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Healthb Baylor College of Medicine

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Informal Coercion Is Both Unavoidable and (Sometimes) Ethically Justifiable

Published on 20 Nov 2024

by Michael J. Redinger Western Michigan University Homer Stryker M.D. School of Medicine

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Confronting Moral Stress and Fostering Change with Humanism and Human Dignity

Published on 20 Nov 2024

by Nora L. Jones Kathleen Reeves a Pincus Family Foundationb Arnold P Gold Foundation

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Moral Distress and Moral Stress Among Nurses Facing Challenges in a Health Care System Under Pressure

Published on 20 Nov 2024

by Belinda Mandrell Jacklyn Boggs Jami Gattuso Mary Caples Kimberly E. Sawyer Arshia Madni Liza-Marie Johnson a St. Jude Children's Research Hospitalb Texas Children's Hospital

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Taking on Systems That Produce Moral Stress

Published on 20 Nov 2024

by Janelle S. Taylor University of Toronto

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Examining Moral Stress and Moral Distress Through the Lens of Non-Human Animal Clinicians: Understanding Challenges in Animal Healthcare Systems

Published on 20 Nov 2024

by Kate M. Millar Raymond Anthony a University of Nottinghamb University of Alaska Anchorage

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Navigating Moral Stress and Moral Distress in Moral Case Deliberation: A Joint Endeavor

Published on 20 Nov 2024

by Malene Vera van Schaik Suzanne Metselaar Amsterdam UMC Location VUmc

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Counteracting Informal Coercion from Within Coercive Contexts: Can a Wrong Approach Be Practiced Rightly?

Published on 20 Nov 2024

by Jasna Russo Alice Salomon University of Applied Sciences

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From Pressures to Enforcement: Understanding Undue Influence in Community Mental Health Care

Published on 20 Nov 2024

by Emanuele Valenti Domenico Giacco University of Warwick

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Moral Stress and Moral Distress: Confronting Challenges in Post-Dobbs Contexts

Published on 20 Nov 2024

by Hannah Carpenter The University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston

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Context Sensitive Informal Coercion and Coercive Offers

Published on 20 Nov 2024

by John McMillan University of Otago

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“Treatment Pressures” and “Informal Coercion”: “Threats” in Mental Healthcare

Published on 20 Nov 2024

by George Szmukler King’s College London

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You Don’t Have to Be Bad to Work Here: Sustaining Ideals Inside Healthcare Institutions

Published on 20 Nov 2024

by Alan Cribb King’s College London

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A Difference in Degree, Not Kind: Moral Stress, Distress, and Injury

Published on 20 Nov 2024

by Daniel T. Kim Wayne Shelton Bharat Ranganathan a Albany Medical Collegeb University of Nebraska Omaha

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Moral Stress, Distress, and Injury: Clarifications Using the ADC Model of Moral Judgment

Published on 20 Nov 2024

by Shaun Respess Veljko Dubljević North Carolina State University

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Context-Sensitivity and the Inclusion of Subjective Beliefs Have Broad Implications

Published on 20 Nov 2024

by Christian G. Huber Alexandre Wullschleger Franziska Rabenschlag a University Psychiatric Clinic (UPK) Basel, University of Baselb Geneva University Hospitals

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Reframing Coercion in Mental Health Care: A Focus on Treatment Trust

Published on 20 Nov 2024

by Diana Heney Vanderbilt University

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Distinguishing Moral Stress from Moral Distress: Moving Beyond the Individual to Expose the Systemic Ethical Challenges