期刊： HASTINGS CENTER REPORT, 2022; 52 (1)
Two articles in the January-February 2022 issue of the Hastings Center Report concern authenticity as an aid to clinical decision-making. The lead art......
期刊： HASTINGS CENTER REPORT, 2022; 52 (3)
In Compulsory Research in Learning Health Care: Against a Minimal Risk Limit, Robert Steel offers an argument in favor of compelling individuals to pa......
期刊： HASTINGS CENTER REPORT, 2022; 52 (4)
In almost every clinical interaction, clinicians must navigate interpersonal challenges with near-instantaneous responses to patients. Yet medical eth......
期刊： HASTINGS CENTER REPORT, 2022; 52 (5)
Many people are afraid they will, as they age or fall ill, become burdens to others. Some who fear this say they would be willing to hasten their own ......
期刊： HASTINGS CENTER REPORT, 2022; 52 (6)
Essays and articles in the November-December 2022 issue of the Hastings Center Report explore the complexities of medical decision-making. A case-stud......
期刊： HASTINGS CENTER REPORT, 2022; 52 ()
In this commentary, which responds to the article Anti-Black Racism as a Chronic Condition, by Nneka Sederstrom and Tamika Lasege, I draw on my experi......
期刊： HASTINGS CENTER REPORT, 2022; 52 (3)
Historical abuses resulted in the segregation of clinical research and clinical care. While this approach has protected participants, it is extremely ......
期刊： HASTINGS CENTER REPORT, 2022; 52 ()
In this article, I offer a preliminary exploration of the heavy lifting that the word trust is doing in questions about Black distrust of medicine and......
期刊： HASTINGS CENTER REPORT, 2022; 52 ()
In recognizing that overcoming anti-Blackness and structural racism requires a collective effort, Latinx bioethics has emerged as a space in the large......
期刊： HASTINGS CENTER REPORT, 2022; 52 ()
Based on interviews that the author and her colleagues conducted with three community organizers, activists, and health care workers-James Manigault-B......
期刊： HASTINGS CENTER REPORT, 2022; 52 (6)
Care has become a popular topic of conversation in the context of Covid-19. But what will it take for the value of care to be realized when the use of......
