Marjorie Fitzsimmons,Katherine Drabiak,Prithvi Shetty
Marjorie Fitzsimmons
Recent literature describes the controversy relating to brain death/death by neurological criteria (DNC), which some have referred to as "widely accepted, but not universally supported." This article provides an overview of differences in s...
Samvel Varvastian
Samvel Varvastian
Climate change-related environmental harms have been observed to negatively affect mental health. While policymakers and courts around the world widely recognise the impacts of climate change on physical heath as potentially endangering hum...
Katherine Hoops,Phillip Cohen,Lee Goeddel et al.
Katherine Hoops et al.
Background and objectives: The influence of democracy and democratization on health is difficult to disentangle from a complex web of factors such as population characteristics and social determinants of health. The goal ...
James G Hodge Jr
James G Hodge Jr
Ongoing efforts among federal agencies to expunge public health data from websites and other media in line with Trump administration directives on "gender ideology" and other themes has led to widespread confusion, angst, and concern among ...
Assessing Federal Policies to Reduce Economic Barriers to Clinical Trial Enrollment [0.03%]
评估降低临床试验招募经济障碍的联邦政策
Daniel Albert-Rozenberg,David Peloquin,Joseph Liss et al.
Daniel Albert-Rozenberg et al.
The risk of losing access to crucial means-tested programs - like Medicaid, Supplemental Security Income (SSI), the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), and Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) - poses a barrier to th...
Academic Research Integrity Investigations Must be Independent, Fair, and Timely [0.03%]
学术研究诚信调查须独立公正讲效率
Matthew Schrag,Kevin Patrick,Elisabeth Bik
Matthew Schrag
Our national scientific enterprise has a crisis of reproducibility. While this phenomenon has many contributors, one is the proliferation of data manipulation. Data manipulation may range from seemingly innocuous to brazen to the point of v...
Origin of "Conscientious Objection" in Health Care: How Care Denials Became Enshrined into Law Because of Abortion [0.03%]
conscientious反对在医疗中的起源：由于堕胎所致的护理拒绝如何成为法律的一部分
Christian Fiala,Joyce Arthur,Amelia Martzke
Christian Fiala
The United Kingdom was the first country to legalize the refusal to provide health care in the name of "conscientious objection", allowing doctors to refuse to provide abortions based on personal or religious beliefs.A historical review int...
Non-State Actors: The Increasing Role of Non-Governmental Organizations in Global Health Law [0.03%]
非国家行为体：非政府组织在全球卫生法中的作用日益增强
Allan Maleche,Timothy Wafula,Sasha Stevenson et al.
Allan Maleche et al.
The participation of non-state actors in global health law has undergone tremendous change over the years, with non-state actors playing an increasingly important role in the formation of global health law - in terms of engagement in intern...
Leslie Thornton,Devin Cohen,Mark Barnes et al.
Leslie Thornton et al.
Multi-institutional scientific research projects are increasingly common. Nevertheless, regulations and guidelines do not yet adequately address which entity should assume responsibility for research misconduct proceedings in multi-institut...
Lars Lindgren,Aaron S Kesselheim,S Sean Tu
Lars Lindgren
Certification marks are a type of trademark used to show that a product or service meets specific standards or qualities set by an independent organization (not by the manufacturer or seller). Certification marks could enhance the quality p...