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Canadian Journal of Bioethics
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ISSN 2561-4665 · Programmes de bioéthique, École de santé publique de l'Université de Montréal · 499 artikel di indeks
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What We Ask of Others: Ethics on the Record, Institutional Power, and Moral Practice in a Fractured World
In a time of political hostility, deepening inequality, and growing distrust in public health systems, bioethicists must ask what it means to be moral actors across borders. This reflection draws from Ethics in Practice, a podcast series that captures personal stories of moral conviction and action…
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The Morning: Constructing Moral Space from the African American Experience in Bioethics
Bioethicists, globally, have historically enjoyed collaborative exchange and relationships. However, given the current political strain, moral deliberation is threatened and diminished. The redevelopment of morally safe spaces and the pursuit of truth require the embodiment of moral courage and…
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Bioethics Cannot Afford to "Shut up and Dribble"
Bioethics’ sense of justice often manifests itself as what has become known as diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) values. As more DEI programs and initiatives are targeted, many bioethicists are being told some variation of “keep quiet about DEI and just do your job.” When bioethicists are told…
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Fair Trade: The Legacy of Osler and Penfield for Neuroscience and Ethics
In this essay I explore the cross-border contributions of William Osler and Wilder Penfield to neuroscience and ethics and make the argument for continued collaboration between Canada and the United States.
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Meeting the Moment: Bioethics in a Revolution
The United States of America is undergoing a political revolution and an underlying moral revolution. The role of bioethics during a revolution is unclear. This paper offers four suggestions for bioethics and bioethicists to meet our current moment: abandoning partisanship and absolutism…
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Moral Space Through Professional Solidarity
Creating moral space involves actions and omissions. An important omission of solidarity is to refuse to hold or attend professional conferences in countries and American states where laws and social approbation make it uncomfortable, unwise, or dangerous for certain members of the professional…
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A Broader "Call to Action": Returning to Advocacy as a Core Mission of Bioethics
Recent political events, such as the Trump administration’s call for the removal of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion initiatives, continue to undermine the marginal gains that the field of bioethics has sought to make in recent decades. Amidst growing nationalistic, far-right rhetoric worldwide…
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Intersectional Lenses of DEI: Bioethicists' Duty to Advocate
Building on the historical foundation of bioethics, we argue that bioethicists, with inherently interdisciplinary approaches and backgrounds, are well positioned to promote Diversity Equity and Inclusion (DEI) in the healthcare setting through the practice of clinical ethics. In the current…
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Protecting Peer Support Values and Ethics Through Community-Engaged Bioethics
There has been a long history of cross-pollination between peer support (PS) in the United States and Canada, but collaboration has declined over the past two decades as PS has become increasingly professionalized. With government recognition and funding, PS has moved from informal friendships in…
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This Year’s Bioethicist: From Influencer to Prophetic Educator
Professional bioethicists have gained increasing acceptance in the healthcare and academic communities of the United States over the last 50 years. However, since the current administration took office in January 2025, questions concerning the appropriate role of bioethicists in preserving the…
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The Silent Message We Send to Future Bioethicists
Many bioethicists do not consider advocacy to be part of their role despite the longstanding relationship between health research and the sociopolitical forces that shape it. As a Canadian graduate student in the United States, I reflect on the unique experience of studying bioethics at a time of…
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Revisiting the Confucian Objections to Beauchamp and Childress’ Principle of Respect for Autonomy
A persistent Confucian critique of Beauchamp and Childress’ principle of respect for autonomy is that the principle exalts individual autonomy and ignores family-based medical decision-making. This article defends the principle by questioning its individualistic underpinnings and arguing that it is…
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Influencers and Unproven Health Claims: Curbing Misleading Promotion in the United States and Canada
The rise of social media has enabled influencers to shape public health discourse and promote unproven health products and interventions. Here we examine practical and regulatory challenges and opportunities relating to influencer-driven health marketing in the United States and Canada. Despite…
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Ethical Dimensions of Artificial Intelligence Chatbots Use in Rare Disease Diagnosis: A Scoping Review
Introduction: A rare disease is a health condition affecting a small percentage of the population, characterized by its low prevalence and the potential to result in chronic disabilities. Symptoms of these diseases may overlap with those of more prevalent conditions, complicating the diagnostic…
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Enjeux éthiques à l’utilisation éventuelle de prédicteurs des préférences du patient pour soutenir la prise de décision substituée
En 2010, Annette Rid et David Wendler proposaient que soient développés des prédicteurs des préférences du patient (PPP) pour guider les décisions de soins pour une personne inapte dont les volontés sont inconnues. Un PPP serait construit à partir des corrélations observées entre les préférences de…
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Exploring Learners’ Experiences with Clinical Ethics Consultations: A Narrative Reflection on the Impact and Role of Emotions
As clinical ethics learners, we have observed ethics consultations and have experienced an array of emotional responses as a result of these consultations, particularly surrounding topics pertaining to end-of-life decision-making. While there is extensive literature on the role and nature of…
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Disordered Wrongdoing, Freedom, and Compassion
Disordered wrongdoing describes behaviour that is causally connected to a wrongdoer’s mental disorder. A common attitude toward such wrongdoing is that the disorder is an “explanation” but not an “excuse”. Mental disorders, though, are often thought to be conditions that limit one’s freedom to…