Ian Mitchell
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Canada Marches toward Expansive Aid in Dying
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Should New Mothers With Covid-19 Be Separated From Their Newborns?
Read the PostBioethics Forum EssayThe Covid-19 pandemic has been characterized by many unknowns, chief among them in the world of pediatric ethics is the question of separating mothers who are infected or suspected of being infected from their newborns after delivery to reduce the risk of mother-to-child transmission. Guidance on this issue is conflicting.Read the Post Resources: Art of Flourishing Public Events Series
Read the PostCovid-19 Update: Essential Resources on Immigrant Health
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Immigrant Health in the Public Charge Era: 15 Essential Articles
Read the PostBioethics Forum EssayThe public charge rule went into effect nationwide yesterday, formalizing the “public charge era” that began when the draft rule was leaked three years ago. The rule jeopardizes eligibility for legal permanent residency if applicants are deemed public charges based on even short-term use of federally funded programs, such as health insurance, housing subsidies, or food stamps. Anticipation of the rule has had chilling effects on the behavior of immigrants, who have avoided or withdrawn from health-related programs for which they are eligible. What follows is a selected bibliography designed to support learning and progress on immigrant health in a complex policy environment.Read the Post - Bioethics Forum Essay
Revising the Uniform Determination of Death Act: Response to Miller and Nair-Collins
Read the PostBioethics Forum EssayTo address recent lawsuits that question whether the persistent of hormonal functions is consistent with death by neurologic criteria (such as the case of Jahi McMath), we proposed specific mention in a UDDA that loss of hormonal functions is not required for declaration of death by neurologic criteria.Read the Post - Hastings Center News
New Hastings Center Fellows Elected
Read the PostHastings Center NewsThe Hastings Center is pleased to announce the election of 12 new Fellows. Hastings Center Fellows are a group of more than 200 individuals of outstanding accomplishment whose work has informed scholarship and public understanding of complex ethical issues in health, health care, science, and techno...Read the Post - Bioethics Forum Essay
The Score is Even
Read the PostBioethics Forum EssayThree years ago, a small pharmaceutical company with a big agenda created a fake feminist group so that they could get a bad drug approved by the Food and Drug Administration. The story of how this happened is a case study in how industry affects medical discourse, the subject of a PharmedOut confere...Read the Post - IRB: Ethics & Human Research
Ethical Review of Interpretive Research: Problems and Solutions
Read the PostIRB: Ethics & Human ResearchSince prior review and approval of human subject research became standard some thirty years ago, social scientists have voiced concern about the ways in which the rules and regulations that structure ethics review may affect their research practices.1 The last few years have seen a proliferation of...Read the Post
