Sinead Prince,Serene Ong,Kathryn Lynn Muyskens et al.
Sinead Prince et al.
The international human right to health states that people have claims to access goods, services, and infrastructure that protects an adequate standard of health. The current and forthcoming advances in artificial intelligence (AI), which s...
Exploring the operational challenges of navigating ethical oversight in the era of artificial intelligence: a qualitative study of health research ethics committees in Tanzania [0.03%]
探索在人工智能时代操作伦理监督的挑战：坦桑尼亚健康研究伦理委员会定性研究报告
Lazaro Amon Solomon Haule,Doreen Mloka,Muhsin Aboud
Lazaro Amon Solomon Haule
Background: Health Research Ethics Committees (HRECs) play a pivotal role in safeguarding research participants and ensuring ethical conduct. The rapid integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into health research intr...
Sacred choices and willing hearts: exploring spiritual beliefs in body donation - a cross-sectional study of Nigerian medical and allied health students [0.03%]
神圣的选择与虔诚的心灵：尼日利亚医学生及卫生专业学生的身体捐献精神信仰的横断面研究
Smart Ikechukwu Mbagwu,Jude Amechi Nnaka,Kingsley Chinemerem Ibeabuchi et al.
Smart Ikechukwu Mbagwu et al.
Background: The link between spirituality and body donation is an important consideration, especially in Nigeria, where there is currently no formal body bequest program for medical education and research purposes. This s...
Evaluation of tools to assess decision-making capacity in minor adolescents in clinical settings: a systematic review with narrative synthesis [0.03%]
评估临床环境中用于评判未成年人具备决策能力的工具的系统性叙述综述
Charelity Adu-Gallant,Fenya Van Hauwaert,J Peter de Winter et al.
Charelity Adu-Gallant et al.
Background: With increasing recognition of children's evolving decision-making capacities, assessing decision-making capacity in pediatric clinical practice has become legally and ethically important, yet no standardized ...
Ethical issues in caring for older persons in Sub-Saharan Africa: a scoping review [0.03%]
东非照顾老年人的伦理问题：一项综述研究
Abdulgafar Lekan Olawumi,Zainab Abdulkadir,Abdullahi Kabir Suleiman et al.
Abdulgafar Lekan Olawumi et al.
Background: Rapid population ageing in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) is unfolding within fragile health systems, weak social protection, and limited geriatric and palliative services, creating ethical challenges in older adult...
Knowledge and practice of healthcare ethics among doctors and nurses in two Ghanaian hospitals: a comparative cross-sectional study [0.03%]
加纳两家医院的医护人员医疗伦理知识和行为比较横断面研究
Prince Owusu Adoma,Francis Acquah,Felicia Kobina et al.
Prince Owusu Adoma et al.
Background: Ethical practice is central to patient trust, safety, and quality healthcare delivery. This study compared healthcare ethics knowledge and practice among doctors and nurses in two Ghanaian hospitals and identi...
Age equality in UK healthcare policy and decision-making: a scoping review [0.03%]
英国医疗政策和决策中的年龄平等：一项范围综述研究
Sapfo Lignou,Rachel Thompson,James Hart et al.
Sapfo Lignou et al.
Background: Age equality was enshrined in UK law by the Equality Act of 2010, which defined age as a protected characteristic and age discrimination unlawful, unless objectively justified. To date relatively little attent...
Shaping research integrity: Perceptions of mentorship and questionable research practices among undergraduate dental students and mentors in Karachi, Pakistan [0.03%]
巴基斯坦Karachi地区牙科学专业本科生和指导老师对学术诚信及研究不当行为的看法调查
Asma Siddiqui,Ashar Malik,Rashna Hoshang Sukhia et al.
Asma Siddiqui et al.
Background: Questionable research practices (QRPs) undermine research integrity and may become normalized early during academic training. In undergraduate dental research, students' ethical conduct is shaped not only by f...
Ethics review of multi-centre trials in India: a survey of researchers and ethics committee members on perspectives, challenges, and opportunities [0.03%]
印度多中心临床试验的伦理审查调查：对研究者和伦理委员会成员观点、挑战及机遇的调查
Nikhil Benroy Noronha,Jerin Jose Cherian,Gunjan Kumar et al.
Nikhil Benroy Noronha et al.
Background: While large multicentre trials (MCTs) helps in timely recruitment of participants and gives generalizable results, fragmented ethics approval processes delay trial initiation. This study explored the perspecti...
Consent in flux: when brain‑computer interface embodiment undermines informed consent [0.03%]
Consent in flux: when brain-computer interface embodiment undermines informed consent——知情同意的不确定性：当脑机接口的身体化破坏了知情同意
Yue Zhao,Yuan Lin
Yue Zhao
Background: In March 2026, China approved the first invasive brain‑computer interface (BCI) for clinical use globally. While this milestone accelerates neurotechnology translation, it exposes a neglected ethical problem:...