A New Edition of Bioethics Is Now Available

February 1, 2022

Bioethics (vol. 35, no. 8, 2021) is available online by subscription only.

Articles include:

  • “Understanding the Right to Health in the Context of Collective Rights to Self?Determination” by Éliot Litalien
  • “Individual and ‘National’ Healthcare Rights: Analysing the Potential Conflicts” by Michael Da Silva
  • “A justification of Health Policy Federalism” by Daniel Weinstock
  • “Rethinking the Right to Health: Ableism and the Binary between Individual and Collective Rights” by Amie Leigh Zimmer
  • “Decolonizing Health Care: Challenges of Cultural and Epistemic Pluralism in Medical Decision?Making with Indigenous Communities” by Sara Marie Cohen-Fournier, et al
  • “A Principled Approach to Cross?Sector Genomic Data Access” by Marcus Smith and Seumas Miller
  • “Autonomy Rights and Abortion after the Point of Viability” by Kristen Hine
  • “Kant and the Enhancement Debate: Imperfect Duties and Perfecting Ourselves” by Brian A. Chance
  • “May I Give My Heart Away? On the Permissibility of Living vital Organ Donation” by Didde B. Andersen
  • “Surrogacy and Uterus Transplantation Using Live Donors: Examining the Options from the Perspective of ‘Womb?Givers’” by Alexandra Mullock, Elizabeth Chloe Romanis and Dunja Begovi?

 

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