Monthly Archives: March 2015
Upper Age Limits on IVF and ‘Good’ Mothers
Angel Petropanagos warns of the danger of smuggling moral arguments in under the guise of medical ‘facts’ in the advanced maternal age debate.
Ottawa Public Health Needs to Come “Clean”
Michael Orsini and Marilou Gagnon criticize Ottawa Public Health’s recent sexual health campaign.
Voluntary Sterilization, Personal Responsibility, and IVF Coverage
Katharine Browne argues that exclusion from coverage for IVF on the basis of voluntary sterilization is unjustified.
Precautionary Consumption and Everyday Chemical Toxins
Jennie Haw argues that precautionary consumption is an ineffective strategy to mitigate health harms associated with everyday chemical exposures.
Fiduciary Duties Limit Physicians’ Freedom of Conscience
Emma Ryman discusses conscientious objections and the physician-patient relationship.
Impact Ethics 