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AUTONOMY
A number of bioethicists believe that more emphasis on solidarity is needed
Relationships and empathy are far more important
Human beings are not unconnected atoms
Addiction, brainwashing, trauma or fatigue, obviously. Any others?
‘Bioethics has pushed too far in the direction of the individual,’ says scholar
A group Oxford ethicists say "yes".
Two British bioethicists at loggerheads
Perhaps there more to the euthanasia debate than individual autonomy.
Opposed by the Quebec College of Physicians
Another challenge for justice and autonomy
Families are much more important
Do we really need 'autonomy' to explain why people should be decently treated?
Principalism does not fit into African bioethics, says Kevin Behrens
It could be more respectful for their autonomy
Rotterdam City Council wants to administer compulsory contraception for “vulnerable women”, saying that birth control is a form of “child protection”.
A British man chooses to die rather than lose his leg.
One of the grand old men of American bioethics, he is a reminder of a broader and more communitarian view.
In an exclusive BioEdge interview, presidential advisor and renown bioethicist Daniel P. Sulmasy discusses the principle of informed consent.
Why wait for the perfect public health system?
English barrister and medical ethicist Charles Foster has penned defence of “human dignity” as the foundation of bioethics in the Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics.
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