Ethics Consultants Do Different Jobs. Their Credentials Should Say So.
In a 2017–18 national survey, my colleagues and I found that 86% of U.S. general hospitals and nearly 98% of those with ...
In a 2017–18 national survey, my colleagues and I found that 86% of U.S. general hospitals and nearly 98% of those with ...
What if, instead of another conference panel, bioethicists hosted an exhibition, curated a playlist, staged a performanc...
While looking into credentials in clinical ethics, I came across one I had never seen before: the “Certified Heal...
The proposed OMB rule changes (OMB-2026-0034) are problematic and should be withdrawn or substantially altered. At a fun...
In American hospitals, beneath the noise of day-to-day clinical work, a quieter, more insidious shift has taken place—a ...
Normative bioethics writing can be deceptively hard; what feels like a sharp argument to you might read as unclear, unde...
This editorial appears in the October 2025 issue of the American Journal of Bioethics A half-century into its ...
We are related, you and I. According to genealogical analysis, the likelihood that we have recent common ancestors is si...
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...
This editorial can be found in the September 2024 issue of the American Journal of Bioethics In their examination of sur...
This editorial can be found in the September 2024 issue of the American Journal of Bioethics n light of this empirical s...
As the human tragedy unfolds in Gaza and the surrounding region, characterized by unparalleled levels of destruction and...