Research Articles
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.
The EFM Enigma: How a Well-Intentioned Technology Sparked an Ethical Crisis in Obstetrics
Exploring the paradox of electronic fetal monitoring (EFM) - a technology used in 85% of U.S. births that promised to prevent cerebral palsy but led to millions of unnecessary surgeries without delivering on its core promise.
GMO in the Classroom: What High School Students Think About Genetic Engineering
Survey reveals high school students' knowledge gaps and misconceptions about genetic engineering and bioethical challenges.
Sacred Cells: Navigating Religious Perspectives on Oocyte Donation
Exploring how diverse faith traditions reconcile ancient teachings with modern reproductive technology through oocyte donation.
The Unheard Echoes: When Medicine Met the Holocaust and What Victims Can Teach Us About Ethics
Exploring the ethical dilemmas faced by medical professionals during the Holocaust and the lessons for modern medicine
The Hidden Maps of HIV: How Epidemiology's Ethical Dilemmas Shape the Fight Against AIDS
Exploring the ethical challenges in HIV prevention through epidemiological mapping and PrEP implementation
The Healing Power of Story: How Narrative Psychiatry Rewrites Mental Health
Exploring how narrative psychiatry uses storytelling as a therapeutic tool to reconstruct identities and heal mental health conditions
The CRISPR Crucible: Where Medical Miracles Meet Moral Crossroads
Exploring the groundbreaking advancements and ethical dilemmas of CRISPR gene-editing technology in 2025, featuring breakthrough treatments and moral considerations.
The Longevity Paradox: What Tibetan Medicine Reveals About the Limits of Genetic Enhancement
Exploring the complementary visions of Western genetic enhancement and Tibetan medicine in the pursuit of human longevity and meaningful life.
The Making of Right and Wrong: How Health Care Ethics Consultations Are Built, Not Found
Exploring how health care ethics consultations are socially constructed through interactions, relationships, and institutional contexts rather than discovered as absolute truths.