Monthly Archives: March 2020
Canadian Animal Research: Policy in Search of Principle?
Aidan Hayes contrasts Canada’s ethical frameworks for research employing human and animal subjects.
Coronavirus: the watchword is solidarity, not autonomy
Françoise Baylis asks everyone to do their part to protect each other during this pandemic.
Roles for Ethicists in COVID-19 Response
Marika Warren outlines roles health care ethicists can play in pandemic preparation, response, and recovery
MAID for Mental Illness: Why Safeguards Won’t Work
John Maher asserts that medical assistance in dying (MAiD) should not be a legal option for persons whose sole underlying condition is mental illness because proposed safeguards will fail over time.
Coronavirus in Vietnam: Observations from a Canadian
Françoise Baylis describes her experience of public health measures to counter coronavirus in Vietnam.
Impact Ethics 