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November 2019 - Volume 45 - 11

Journal of Medical Ethics: 45 (11)

The concise argument

Whither religion in medicine? (25 October, 2019) Free
Michael Dunn

Clinical ethics

Ulysses Contracts in psychiatric care: helping patients to protect themselves from spiralling (4 September, 2019)
Harriet Standing, Rob Lawlor

Current controversy

When does an advantage become unfair? Empirical and normative concerns in Semenya’s case (16 September, 2019) Free
Silvia Camporesi

Feature article

Responding to religious patients: why physicians have no business doing theology (20 June, 2019) Free
Jake Greenblum, Ryan K Hubbard
Remaining ambiguities surrounding theological negotiation and spiritual care: reply to Greenblum and Hubbard (6 September, 2019)
Trevor Bibler
Professionalism eliminates religion as a proper tool for doctors rendering advice to patients (12 September, 2019)
Udo Schuklenk
Public reason’s private roles: legitimising disengagement from religious patients and managing physician trauma (11 September, 2019)
Heather Patton Griffin
Responding (appropriately) to religious patients: a response to Greenblum and Hubbard’s ‘Public Reason’ argument (1 August, 2019)
Nick Colgrove
Doing theology in medical decision-making (14 October, 2019)
John Brewer Eberly Jr, Benjamin Wade Frush
The importance of prudence within inclusive bioethics (7 September, 2019)
Robin Gill
Physicians’ duty to refrain from religious discourse: a response to critics (11 October, 2019)
Ryan K Hubbard, Jake Greenblum

Original research

Subjects of ectogenesis: are ‘gestatelings’ fetuses, newborns or neither? (24 July, 2019)
Nick Colgrove
Artificial womb technology and the significance of birth: why gestatelings are not newborns (or fetuses) (31 August, 2019)
Elizabeth Chloe Romanis
Ethical dangers of facial phenotyping through photography in psychiatric genomics studies (30 July, 2019)
Camillia Kong
What constitutes a reasonable compensation for non-commercial oocyte donors: an analogy with living organ donation and medical research participation (2 August, 2019)
Emy Kool, Rieke van der Graaf, Annelies Bos, Bartholomeus Fauser, Annelien Bredenoord

Student essay

Coercion in psychiatry: is it right to involuntarily treat inpatients with capacity? (14 August, 2019)
Harry Hudson

Responses

Too much medicine: not enough trust? A response (18 July, 2019)
Joshua Parker
Too much medicine and the poor climate of trust (authors’ response) (18 July, 2019)
Zoe Fritz, Richard J Holton

Brief report

Ethics of organ procurement from the unrepresented patient population (10 September, 2019)
Joseph A Raho, Katherine Brown-Saltzman, Stanley G Korenman, Fredda Weiss, David Orentlicher, James A Lin, Elisa A Moreno, Kikanza Nuri-Robins, Andrea Stein, Karen E Schnell, Allison L Diamant, Irwin K Weiss

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