Research Articles
Unlocking Nature's Treasure Chest: Indonesia's Journey with the Nagoya Protocol
Explore how Indonesia is implementing the Nagoya Protocol to protect its biodiversity and ensure fair benefit-sharing of genetic resources.
When Life Hangs in the Balance: How Future Nurses Confront Brain Death
Exploring how Polish nursing and midwifery students navigate the ethical and legal dilemmas surrounding brain death diagnosis and care.
The Social Sciences and the Task of Bioethics: Beyond the Laboratory Bench
Exploring how social sciences transform bioethics from abstract principles to real-world impacts through empirical methods and case studies.
Beyond the Checklist: How Doctors (and Patients) Decide What "Being Sick" Really Means
Exploring how doctors and patients define health and disease through empirical philosophy of medicine studies
Animals as Biotechnology: Ethics, Sustainability and Critical Animal Studies
Exploring the ethical and scientific challenges in animal biotechnology, featuring innovative approaches to reduction and refinement in research.
The Power of Labels: Postmodern Reflections on the Ethics of Naming
Explore how postmodern philosophy reveals the power dynamics and ethical dimensions of naming practices in medicine, psychology, and society.
The Invisible Guardians: How Ethics Committees Bridge Law, Medicine, and Morality
Explore how Ethics Committees function as the conscience of healthcare, balancing scientific progress with human rights through ethical principles and multidisciplinary oversight.
Research Ethics in the Shadow of a Pandemic: The AIDS Dilemma in Developing Countries
Exploring the ethical challenges and considerations in HIV/AIDS research conducted in developing countries, focusing on informed consent, justice, and collaborative partnerships.
Cracking the Arctic Code: How Michael Coughlan's Math Explains Climate Change's Tipping Point
Discover how Michael Coughlan's mathematical approach using network theory is revolutionizing our understanding of Arctic melt ponds and climate change tipping points.
The Invisible Hand: How Politics Shapes Your Healthcare in Croatia
Exploring how political decisions and corruption impact Croatia's healthcare system, from historical reforms to current ethical challenges in medical institutions.