What should have happened in the tragic case of Adriana Smith, the two-months-pregnant woman who was declared brain dead...
The widely discussed Adriana Smith case unfolding in Atlanta raises many thorny ethical questions. Despite the case’s hi...
At the end of World War Two, most of Europe lay in ruins. The Nazis had been defeated but at a terrible price to both th...
I don’t know how to be a good mentor right now and I’m mad about it. Almost as soon as I completed my PhD I was pu...
No matter your views about the chaos in the world around us, what we, as bioethicists, have been witnessing at Columbia ...
In our rapidly advancing world, biotechnology stands at the forefront of scientific progress. From gene editing and pers...
War tests the fundamental ethical obligations of medical practice. In the middle of conflicts, it can be difficult for p...
Over 200 million people globally have legal access to some form of aid in dying. In 2008, Washington became the second o...
Former American Society of Bioethics and Humanities (ASBH) President Joseph Fins, MD has recently argued that bioethicis...
The ongoing struggle on how to best serve patient populations who utilize coverage offered through the Centers for Medic...
Along with apple pie, colonialism, and imperialism, one of America’s best-known characteristics known around the globe i...
The following editorial will be featured in an upcoming issue of The American Journal of Bioethics Just last week (Octob...