The challenge of forming solidarity in Germany as a culturally diverse society during the COVID-19 pandemic [0.03%]
疫情期间德国作为文化多元社会形成团结的挑战
Shingo Segawa
Shingo Segawa
During the COVID-19 pandemic, a large number of people became infected, hospitals were overwhelmed and the healthcare system was under extreme pressure. In order to overcome any pandemic, society must stay united. Therefore, the German gove...
Changing Discourse on In Vitro Gametogenesis: Expectation, Scientific Reality, and the Ethics of Hype [0.03%]
有关体外生殖细胞生成的讨论变迁：期待、科学事实及炒作伦理学
Daisuke Yamashita,Yusuke Shikano,Katsuhiko Hayashi et al.
Daisuke Yamashita et al.
In vitro gametogenesis (IVG) has attracted growing attention as a transformative reproductive technology, despite its remaining largely at the stage of basic research. This paper analyzes how IVG is represented across academic and media dis...
Chloé Mayeur,Heidi Mertes,Marlies Saelaert et al.
Chloé Mayeur et al.
This article offers an original theoretical basis for the claim that public engagement and bioethics are natural allies. It draws on Walker's expressive-collaborative model, which conceptualises morality as a social reality in which differe...
Eliciting normative judgments for ethically and politically legitimate policy-making [0.03%]
伦理和政治上合法的政策制定的规范判断诱发
Lydia Tsiakiri,Shang Long Yeo,Julian Savulescu
Lydia Tsiakiri
Contemporary societies face pressing ethical and policy challenges that require politically legitimate decision-making processes. This paper comparatively assesses how two public decision-making procedures - referendums and the empirical bi...
Ethical challenges in global short-term health volunteering in low- and middle-income countries: A narrative review [0.03%]
全球短期健康志愿活动在中低收入国家面临的伦理挑战：叙述性综述
Betelehem Ketema,Heuiwon Han,Yodith Tekabe
Betelehem Ketema
Short-term medical missions have become a common response to global health needs in resource-limited countries, yet concerns persist about their ethical implications and sustainability. This study aimed to explore the ethical challenges of ...
Ethical justification of coercive public health policies must be premised upon their safety and efficacy [0.03%]
强制性公共卫生政策的伦理辩护必须以其安全性和有效性为基础
Claus Rinner
Claus Rinner
This commentary on Johnson et al. (2025) argues that ethical justification of a public health policy is void if the underlying intervention has not been shown, beyond reasonable doubt, to be effective, necessary, proportionate, and safe. I ...
Correction: The cost-benefit and ethics of Covid-19 vaccine mandates in New Zealand [0.03%]
关于新冠疫情下新西兰疫苗接种“强制令”的成本效益和伦理的更正文章
Martin Lally
Martin Lally
Published Erratum
Monash bioethics review. 2026 Jun 1. DOI:10.1007/s40592-026-00288-z 2026
Vaccination policies and the ethics of risking: A scoping review of the bioethics literature [0.03%]
疫苗政策与风险伦理：生物伦理学文献的系统综述
Kari Pahlman,Diego S Silva
Kari Pahlman
Managing the perceived or actual risks of vaccine policy remains a challenge for public health. Vaccines are among the most significant public health achievements; however, current public and political discourse focuses on the risk of harm ...
Beyond montreal: a critical evaluation of the Montreal Criteria for uterine transplantation [0.03%]
蒙特利尔之外：对子宫移植的蒙特利尔标准进行批判性评估
Jeffrey Pannekoek
Jeffrey Pannekoek
Uterine transplantation (UTx) is an innovative and exciting development that is aimed at making available the experience of gestation to those for whom it may otherwise be out of reach. Given the personal and social importance of this exper...
The cost-benefit and ethics of Covid-19 vaccine mandates in New Zealand [0.03%]
新西兰新冠疫情下疫苗强制接种的成本效益及伦理问题
Martin Lally
Martin Lally