Research Articles
Conducting Cross-Cultural Empirical Bioethics Research in Asia: A Practical Framework for Biomedical Researchers
This article provides a comprehensive framework for conducting cross-cultural empirical bioethics research within Asia's diverse biomedical landscape.
Filial Piety in Asian Medical Decision-Making: Cultural Frameworks, Clinical Challenges, and Research Implications
This article examines the critical role of filial piety, a Confucian virtue of respect and care for one's parents, in shaping medical decision-making processes across Asia.
Navigating Cross-Cultural Bioethics: Applying the Four-Principles Approach in Chinese Palliative Care
This article examines the complex translation of the Western four-principles bioethics framework into Chinese palliative care settings.
Bridging the Gap: Translational Ethics for Integrating Western Theory and Asian Clinical Practice
This article addresses the critical challenge of implementing Western bioethical frameworks, such as the prominent four-principles approach, within diverse Asian clinical contexts.
Moral Imperialism in Global Bioethics: Navigating Ethical Pluralism in International Research and Drug Development
This article examines the critical challenge of moral imperialism in global bioethics discourse, particularly as it impacts international clinical trials and drug development.
Ancient Wisdom for Modern Medicine: Exploring Medical Ethics in Ayurvedic and Chinese Traditions for Contemporary Research
This article provides a comparative analysis of the historical development of medical ethics in ancient Ayurvedic and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) systems.
Personhood Across Philosophies: Eastern, Western, and African Perspectives for Biomedical Ethics
This article provides a comparative analysis of personhood definitions from Eastern, Western, and African philosophical traditions, tailored for researchers, scientists, and drug development professionals.
Balancing Communitarian Ethics and Individual Autonomy in Healthcare: From Foundational Principles to Clinical Applications
This article examines the critical tension between communitarian ethics, which prioritizes the common good and collective responsibility, and the principle of individual autonomy, a cornerstone of modern medical ethics.
Bridging the Divide: Eastern and Western Ethical Perspectives in Global Bioethics and Drug Development
This article examines the profound cultural divergences between Eastern and Western perspectives in global bioethics, with a specific focus on implications for clinical research and drug development.
Confucian Bioethics in Modern Medicine: Principles, Applications, and Global Dialogue
This article provides a comprehensive analysis of Confucian bioethics and its critical relevance for contemporary biomedical research and clinical practice.