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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.
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Bioethics Forum
- Bioethicists and Health Care Institutions Must Act Against Florida’s Anti-Immigrant Law
- Medical Interpretation in the U.S. is Inadequate and Harming Patients
- Legalized Medical Discrimination Violates Medical Ethics
- For Ethical Use of AI in Medicine, Don’t Overlook Maintenance and Repair
- Remembering James F. Drane
- What Happened to Concerns About Human Enhancement?
- Theocracy Is Closer Than It Appears
- In Search of an Ethical Constraint on Hospital Revenue
- Confusing Equity for Ethics Standards: Where Do We Go from Here?
- ChatGPT Just Makes Stuff Up: A Conversation on a Controversial Topic
Biopolitical Times
- Feminist Intersections: Reproductive Genome Editing at a Crossroads
- Genetic Justice from Start to Summit, Part 1
- Genetic Justice from Start to Summit, Part 2
- Why oppose heritable genome editing?
- Forging New Disability Rights Narratives about Heritable Genome Editing
- Clip: “How do we Change the Current Conversation About Heritable Genome Editing?”
- Clip: Milton Reynolds on Eugenics and Historical Continuities
- Clip: Krystal Tsosie on the Lack of Equitable Healthcare
- Clip: Krystal Tsosie –The Danger of Democratizing Technologies and the Question "Who is Benefiting?"
- Clip: Milton Reynolds on Bridging the Gap Between the Sciences and Humanities
Fear & Loathing in Bioethics
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Healthy Debate
- Access to virtual mental-health care uneven across Canada
- Food prescriptions – a short-sighted response to food insecurity
- ‘A huge benefit’: Advances in blood products may save lives in rural communities
- ‘I’m proud of how far I’ve come’: Using sports to overcome mental, physical challenges
- The wellness profiteers of virtual health care
- Uninsured health cuts and pregnancy: Why all Canadians should care
- Could Australia’s recent radiation scare happen in Canada?
- Delirium prevention: Up close and personal
- What will happen to Ontario’s uninsured? Experts weigh in
- Examining Quebec’s primary care: Challenges, solutions and patient priorities
Practical Ethics
- From Experience to Insight – the Personal Dimension of Philosophy
- Video Interview: Introducing Academic Visitor Dr María de Jesús Medina Arellano
- Book Launch: Pandemic Ethics: From Covid-19 to Disease X
- In Praise of Unthinking National Religion
- Cross Post: Dutch Government to Expand Euthanasia Law to Include Children Aged One to 12 – An Ethicist’s View
- It is not about AI, it is about humans
- ChatGPT Has a Sexual Harassment Problem
- How Brain-to-Brain Interfaces Will Make Things Difficult for Us
- Video Interview: Introducing Dr Emma Dore Horgan
- Prof Matthias Braun discussing the value of academic collaboration
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