Transparency Under Scrutiny: What the Morens Indictment Means for Public Health Ethics
A former senior adviser to Anthony Fauci, Dr. David Morens, [...]
Highlight: Ethics, Bias, and Responsibility in AI
As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly embedded in healthcare systems, questions [...]
Highlight: Ethics at the Intersection of Reproduction and Genetic Technologies
Professor Inmaculada de Melo-Martín explores the ethical challenges emerging from [...]
A New Era in HIV Prevention, With Old Barriers
A new HIV drug, Lenacapavir, represents a major breakthrough in [...]
A Changing Approach to Liver Transplant Care
Liver transplant care is beginning to shift, as some patients [...]
A Fake Disease, Treated as Real by AI
Artificial intelligence systems do not verify truth in the way [...]
Midwives in Georgia Challenge Barriers to Care
Midwives in Georgia are suing the state over restrictive laws [...]
The Return of Rotavirus in the U.S.
According to a recent report from NBC News, rotavirus, a [...]
Would You Remove a Healthy Organ to Prevent Disease?
A recent piece from The Atlantic explores families carrying the [...]
Vaccination Policy & Population Health
Policy changes in Mississippi have weakened longstanding vaccine requirements. A [...]