AUTONOMY

Should COVID-19 vaccination be compulsory?

Xavier Symons | 16 May 2020 | Comments

tags: autonomy, compulsory vaccination, covid-19, vaccination

A group Oxford ethicists say "yes".

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Is ‘autonomy’ the central issue in the Vincent Lambert debate?

Michael Cook | 06 July 2019 | Comments

tags: autonomy

Two British bioethicists at loggerheads

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Is the campaign for euthanasia a byproduct of neoliberalism?

Xavier Symons | 30 March 2019 | Comments

tags: autonomy, euthanasia, liberalism

Perhaps there more to the euthanasia debate than individual autonomy.

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Some Canadian doctors are refusing to treat attempted suicides

Michael Cook | 02 December 2017 | Comments

tags: autonomy, canada, euthanasia, suicide

Opposed by the Quebec College of Physicians

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Should Facebook have its own chapter in a bioethics text?

Michael Cook | 11 November 2017 | Comments

tags: autonomy, bioethics, facebook, social media

Another challenge for justice and autonomy

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Does Asia have a distinctive bioethics?

Michael Cook | 21 October 2017 | Comments

tags: asian values, autonomy, bioethics

Families are much more important

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Autonomy: a short history of a big idea

Michael Cook | 17 June 2017 | Comments

tags: autonomy, enlightenment, paul ramsey, principlism

Do we really need 'autonomy' to explain why people should be decently treated?

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More Ubuntu, less autonomy, says South African bioethicist

Michael Cook | 13 May 2017 | Comments

tags: autonomy, principalism

Principalism does not fit into African bioethics, says Kevin Behrens

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Give them sterile razors: controversial self-harm strategy

Michael Cook | 11 February 2017 | Comments

tags: autonomy, harm minimization, self-harm

It could be more respectful for their autonomy

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The Netherlands, compulsory contraception, and reverse democracy

Xavier Symons | 08 October 2016 | Comments

tags: autonomy, consent, contraception, the netherlands

Rotterdam City Council wants to administer compulsory contraception for “vulnerable women”, saying that birth control is a form of “child protection”.

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Delusional but autonomous

Michael Cook | 07 November 2015 | Comments

tags: autonomy, informed consent, mental illness, UK

A British man chooses to die rather than lose his leg.

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Looking back: Daniel Callahan

Michael Cook | 13 June 2015 | Comments

tags: autonomy, bioethics, communitarianism, Daniel Callahan

One of the grand old men of American bioethics, he is a reminder of a broader and more communitarian view.

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Interview: Daniel P. Sulmasy on informed consent

Xavier Symons and Daniel P. Sulmasy | 21 May 2015 | Comments

tags: autonomy, informed consent, interviews, Jehovah's Witness, virtue ethics

In an exclusive BioEdge interview, presidential advisor and renown bioethicist Daniel P. Sulmasy discusses the principle of informed consent.

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Physician assisted death versus palliative care

Xavier Symons | 24 January 2015 | Comments

tags: assisted suicide, autonomy, euthanasia, free will, physician assisted death

Why wait for the perfect public health system?

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Defending human dignity

Michael Cook | 13 September 2014 | Comments

tags: autonomy, human dignity

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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Should we allow organ transplants from HIV positive donors?

Xavier Symons | 07 June 2014 | Comments

tags: autonomy, HIV, organ transplantation

In a controversial article in the Journal of Medical Ethics, three Israeli bioethicists advocate for the restricted use of organ transplants from HIV positive patients to non-infected recipients.

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Are hasty decisions really autonomous?

Xavier Symons | 16 November 2013 | Comments

tags: autonomy

A spirited debate arose in the US last week over the withdrawal of life support from a recently paralysed hunter.

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Is autonomy a flaky idea?

Michael Cook | 16 November 2013 | Comments

tags: authenticity, autonomy

The monolithic concept of autonomy may be fissuring, judging from recent articles in the bioethics journals. In debates over key issues at the beginning and end of life, autonomy has been an important criterion, often the only one, for settling problems. But as academics bat the ball back and forth, it seems that it is beginning to fray.

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How much does irrationality limit autonomy?

Michael Cook | 02 November 2013 | Comments

tags: autonomy, rationality

Like human dignity, autonomy is a word more honoured than analysed, even though it is the cornerstone of most contemporary bioethics approaches.

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Whose autonomy is respected in Belgium?

Michael Cook | 31 August 2013 | Comments

tags: autonomy, Belgium, disabilities

Opponents of euthanasia in Belgium are highlighting the state of disability services there

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