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Smart Mouthguards and the Problem of Choice Might athletes be especially vulnerable to coercive medical monitoring? 7 Oct 2024 | Richard Gibson
CRISPR Ethics and the Dilemma of Scientific Progress Can groundbreaking scientific knowledge legitimate an absurdly risky trial? 9 Sep 2024 | Richard Gibson
Body Integrity Dysphoria and the Gustavson Case What can sufferers rightfully demand? 26 Jun 2024 | Richard Gibson
The Unique Harm of Bramhall's Liver Branding Does the difference between a swoop or a cross signal intention? Does intention matter? 22 Mar 2024 | Richard Gibson
The Educational and the Political When education and politics collide, who is to blame? 31 Jan 2024 | Eli G. Schantz
Bedside Conceptual Engineering What is obesity, and what if we were to change our understanding of it? 6 Nov 2023 | Eli G. Schantz
The Ethical Tradeoffs of Medical Surveillance: Tracking, Compassion, and Moral Formation What best for patient care? 10 Jul 2023 | Wes Siscoe
Are Safeguards Enough for Canada’s Medical Assistance in Dying Law? How much weight should respect for autonomy have? 1 May 2023 | Matthew S.W. Silk
Anti-Trans Laws and the Thin Guise of Care Laws severely limiting access to trans healthcare undermine their professed aims. 26 Apr 2023 | Kelly Weirich
Rights of the Unborn: Personhood After Dobbs How should we adjudicate the potential clash between conflicting rights? 31 Mar 2023 | Hannah Carpenter
Another Way: Moral Reasoning and Selective Focus How do ethical dilemmas mislead us? 30 Mar 2023 | Eli G. Schantz
A Brave New Pod? The EctoLife Fantasy When does "enhancement" go too far? 9 Mar 2023 | Hannah Carpenter
Whole Body Gestational Donation What does the thought experiment have to say about posthumous organ donation? 22 Feb 2023 | Richard Gibson
Neurodivergence, Diagnosis, and Blame How should diagnosis impact one's responsibility? 13 Dec 2022 | Cargile Williams
Is It Wrong to Say the Pandemic Is Over? Was Biden wrong in declaring victory too soon? 26 Sep 2022 | Matthew S.W. Silk
Can Human-Grown Organs De-Liver? A revolutionary trial promises to sidestep a vast array of ethical problems. 14 Sep 2022 | Richard Gibson
The Right to Die and Government Intervention Why might the state have an interest in end of life care? 29 Jun 2022 | Rachel Robison-Greene