A Rare Virus, a Cruise Ship, and an International Response
Hantavirus is a rare, incurable virus transmitted through contact with [...]
When Immigration Policy Disrupts Patient Care
The Trump administration quietly eased part of its travel ban, [...]
When Need Becomes Data: Rethinking AI in Humanitarian Systems
Artificial intelligence is increasingly shaping how humanitarian decisions are made, [...]
The Quiet Inequality Behind Fertility Care
Access to fertility care in Europe is far from equal. [...]
Designing Life: The Ethics of Choosing Our Children
Polygenic embryo screening is a new IVF technology that lets [...]
When Algorithms Stand Between Patients and Care
A new federal pilot program, the Wasteful and Inappropriate Service [...]
When Science Crosses the Line: Lessons from Three Identical Strangers
In the 2025 BEI Winter School lecture, Dr. Ilene Wilets, [...]
Who Gets In? Algorithms, Bias, and Clinical Trial Access
Clinical trial recruitment is often treated as a logistical hurdle. [...]
Artificial Conscience: Who is Responsible When AI Gets It Wrong?
We tend to assume that disagreement in medicine happens between [...]
Beyond the Cure: What Care Means When Medicine Reaches Its Limits
What does it mean to heal when we cannot cure? [...]