Nicholas Colgrove,Monica Snyder
Nicholas Colgrove
Alison Gemmill et al. claim that infant mortality in Texas increased following its 2021 abortion restrictions, and several sources reported that abortion restrictions harm infants. This is misleading. Gemmill et al.'s findings show that inf...
Human Flourishing & Christian Hippocratism: A Philosophical & Theological Approach to Healthcare & the Good of the Patient [0.03%]
人的全面发展与基督教的医学伦理：一种哲学及神学视角下的医疗与患者福祉
Jesse Michael Kay
Jesse Michael Kay
Bioethics has long been concerned with human flourishing. With advances in healthcare, science, and technology, different accounts of flourishing have been proposed. Furthermore, societal changes and organizational statements have led to th...
Reaffirming the moral and legal significance of birth: a critical response to Giubilini and Minerva [0.03%]
重申出生的道德和法律意义——对Giubilini和Minerva观点的批判回应
Johnny Sakr
Johnny Sakr
This article offers a sustained philosophical and legal critique of Giubilini and Minerva's controversial thesis in 'After-Birth Abortion: Why Should the Baby Live?' The authors argue that newborns, like foetuses, lack full moral status and...
The Four Principles in Islamic and Western Medical Ethics: A Scoping Review [0.03%]
伊斯兰教和西方医学伦理中的四项原则：综述性研究
Muhammad Hasan,Ayaz Khan,Muzibunnisa Begam Abdul Hathi et al.
Muhammad Hasan et al.
Understanding medical ethics is essential for healthcare professionals to practise medicine in a culturally sensitive and appropriate manner. We undertook a scoping review of the English literature from PubMed and JSTOR after 1980, to compa...
Slippery slopes down under: the progressive loosening of requirements for voluntary assisted dying in Australia and New Zealand [0.03%]
滑向澳洲和新西兰自愿辅助死亡宽松规定的道路
David Albert Jones
David Albert Jones
Between November 2017 and June 2024 eight jurisdictions in Australia and New Zealand passed laws to legalise some form of euthanasia and/or assisted suicide. Like the United States, Australia has a federal constitution and 'voluntary assist...
Public Health, Xenozoonosis, and the Right to Withdraw from Long Term Xenotransplant Biosurveillance [0.03%]
公共卫生、跨物种疫病和退出长期异种移植生物监测的权利
Christopher A Bobier,Adam Omelianchuk,Daniel Rodger et al.
Christopher A Bobier et al.
Is it ethically defensible to remove xenotransplant recipients' right to withdraw from long term biosurveillance on grounds of theoretically possible but potentially excessive third-party risk? Some think so arguing that to protect public h...
Conscience: A Brief History [0.03%]
良心：简史
Jose A Bufill,Xavier Symons
Jose A Bufill
The lived experience of human moral agency suggests that some actions favour human flourishing while others lead to division and conflict: the universal human desire for happiness is bound up with the effort to discern and do 'good' and to ...
Michal Pruski
Michal Pruski
There are few comprehensive summaries of the ethical challenges associated with the adoption of artificial intelligence in healthcare. This review utilizes a systematic search focused on identifying the barriers and facilitators to the impl...
Modern Medicine and Health Care: A Humanized Integrative Medicine (HIM) [0.03%]
现代医学与卫生保健：以人为本的整合医学（HIM）
Chrisantus Kanayochukwu Ariche,Nneka Sophie Amalu
Chrisantus Kanayochukwu Ariche
Medicine, as a science, art and skill, concerns itself with the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of patients. At the centre of this practice is the patient-physician relationship of a special nature. This study argues that there is a mis...