Research Articles
The Ethics Edge: Why a Postgraduate Diploma in Bioethics Could Be Your Next Career Catalyst
Discover how a Postgraduate Diploma in Bioethics can transform your career in healthcare, research, and policy with practical ethical frameworks and tools.
The Embryo Editor's Dilemma: How One Philosopher's Argument Could Reshape Our Genetic Future
Exploring Robert Sparrow's controversial argument about human germline genome editing and its profound implications for our genetic future.
Beyond Choice: How Autonomy and Trust Redefine Modern Medicine
Exploring the relationship between patient autonomy and trust in modern healthcare systems through ethical frameworks and empirical evidence.
The Shadow of the Swastika: When Bioethics Confronts the Nazi Card in Public Health
Exploring the razor's edge between necessary historical vigilance and harmful rhetorical weaponization in public health ethics, with focus on Israel's experience.
Beyond Human-Centric Ethics: How Human Ecology is Redefining Our Moral Boundaries
Exploring how human ecology is transforming bioethics to address the challenges of the Anthropocene through non-anthropocentric frameworks and indigenous wisdom.
Earth Citizenship: Why Healthcare and Bioethics Begin with Nature
Exploring the profound intersection of nature, bioethics, and healthcare - recognizing that caring for life means caring for the very systems that sustain it.
Bioethics: The Science of Survival and Our Civilizational Lifeline
Exploring how bioethics serves as humanity's survival toolkit in the face of climate change, AI medicine, and genetic technologies.
The Nature-Culture Divide: How Blurring Boundaries is Revolutionizing Bioethics
Exploring how deconstructing the nature-culture divide is transforming bioethics into a powerful tool for healing bodies, ecosystems, and our relationship with the living world.
The Ethics Revolution: How a Secretive Group of Thinkers Transformed British Medicine
How a bioethical thought collective revolutionized British medicine by replacing paternalism with patient autonomy and informed consent.
Beyond Reductionism: Bioethics, Complexity and the Path to Transversal Ethics
Exploring the revolutionary concepts of transversality, Latin American bioethics, and complexity paradigm as foundations for metabioethics