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- Forced Organ Harvesting: A Decades-long Injustice in Need of International Accountability and Action
China has a long and concerning history of forced organ harvesting which is a clear social justice issue and a severe violation of patient autonomy. Citizens, political leaders, and international committees all play an essential role in ending this practice.
For Muslims living in the United States, determining when a patient has passed on, is not quite as straightforward as ticking a few boxes.
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On the multifaceted ethical issues presented by brain implants and AI, and efforts to address them.
The fitness industry is focused too much on the prioritization of profit, glorification of false realities, and pervasiveness of misinformation, which all have repercussions on individual health and well-being.
The United States significantly outspends other developed countries on prescription medications, and the role of the pharmacy benefit manager is behind much of the extended costs.
NBC reversed itself on the hiring of Ronna McDaniel after the network’s top anchors mounted a revolt on air. We need a pro-democracy standard.
Demographic and cultural trends have led to an increased market demand for young and reproductively healthy egg donors, further perpetuating the ethical concerns of current egg donation standards in the United States.
- Renewing a call for careful social media sharing
On navigating the turbulent flows of deepfakes, data voids, and availability cascades.
The job of a Child Abuse Pediatricians (CAP) is necessary for recognizing abuse in children, however, their unchecked power has resulted in a vast amount of trauma and pain to families affected by misdiagnosis, violating the physician’s oath to nonmaleficence.
Leadership takes many forms, and often the most important thing leaders can do is listen. Leaders from industry, civil society, and academia met with Congressman Khanna to inform his thinking about AI regulation.
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