Research Articles
The Ethicist's Dilemma: Can You Get Paid to Be Good?
Exploring whether bioethics can be an honest profession through the lens of normativity, governance, and expertise in modern scientific research.
Love Drugs: Why Bioethics Struggles with the Medicalization of Our Most Human Emotion
Exploring the ethical challenges and neurobiological foundations of love drugs and the medicalization of human emotion
Tiny Drops, Big Decisions: How Uruguay's Newborn Screening Charts an Ethical Genetic Future
Explore Uruguay's pioneering approach to newborn genetic screening as a model for ethical public health policy that balances scientific advancement with deep ethical consideration.
The Invisible Curriculum: How Expectations Shape Young Minds
Exploring the Pygmalion Effect and how teacher expectations influence student performance and intellectual growth.
The Unwritten Rules of Life: A Journey into the World of Bioethics
Explore the fascinating world of bioethics, where science meets morality. Learn about gene editing, medical ethics, and the principles guiding modern medicine.
Harnessing Genomics to Improve Health in Africa: A New Dawn for Healthcare
Exploring Africa's genomic revolution and its potential to transform healthcare through precision medicine, disease surveillance, and health equity initiatives.
The Responsible Use of Racial and Ethnic Categories in Biomedical Research: Where Do We Go from Here?
Exploring the ethical and scientific considerations of using racial and ethnic categories in biomedical research to advance health equity without reinforcing harmful stereotypes.
Rethinking the Fourteen-Day Rule: The Controversial Frontier of Embryo Research
Exploring the scientific and ethical considerations surrounding the fourteen-day rule for human embryo research and the debate about extending this boundary.
Beyond the Data: How Jensine Andresen Reimagines Our Cosmic Future
Exploring Jensine Andresen's groundbreaking theories on ETI, UAP phenomena, and humanity's potential cosmic transformation through relational engagement.
The Story Cure: How Narrative Revolutionized Medicine in the 1980s and 1990s
Explore how narrative-based medical humanities transformed healthcare between 1980-1995, humanizing medicine through storytelling and patient-centered approaches.