When We Cannot Cure: Thoughts on the Ultimate Challenge to the Bond of Patient and Doctor
The physicians of the Hippocratic era called medicine “The Art.” [...]
“Absolutely Essential”: Bioethics and the Rules-Based International Order
The field that came to be known as bioethics in [...]
Is Universal Health Coverage an Answer to the Health Injustices in Africa?
More than a decade ago, South Africa planned to introduce [...]
Reflections on Generative AI, Bioethics and Health? Threats, Risks and Opportunities for Humanity
The rapid advancements in generative artificial intelligence (gAI) have rekindled [...]
Frontlines Bioethics: War, Disease, Politics and the Impact on Humanity
This presentation examines the role of bioethics in the face [...]
Gaza and the End of the Rules-Based Order
After more than four months of conflict, Israel’s campaign of [...]
Bioethics in the Second Cold War
The field that came to be known as bioethics in [...]
A Timely Review of Ethical Medical Practice in Israel
War tests the fundamental ethical obligations of medical practice. In [...]
Bodily autonomy, as my grandmother’s struggle showed me, is indeed a universal human right
We can protect that by supporting the End-of-Life Options Act [...]
Gene-edited pig kidney transplanted into a living patient for the first time
In a new test of xenotransplantation, a medical team at [...]