Category Clinical Ethics
Blood Money
Kat Lanteigne argues that there are no good reasons for Canadians to be in the business of buying and selling blood.
The Denial of ‘Artificial’ Contraception by Ottawa Doctors
Carolyn McLeod claims that it is wrong for physicians who conscientiously refuse to prescribe birth control to prioritize their conscience over patient care.
Family Caregivers in Canada: Prognosis Poor
Monique Lanoix argues that family caregivers should be properly compensated, and better supported, by the government-funded health care system.
Equal Access to Assistive and Accomodative Technologies for All Canadians
Jeff Nisker argues that all Canadians (disabled Canadians and temporarily-abled Canadians) should have access to assistive technologies if and when these are needed.
The Big Business of Prenatal Testing for Down Syndrome
Chris Kaposy warns of the social implications of noninvasive prenatal testing for Down syndrome.
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