Although the psychological benefits of intergenerational learning environments have been
well documented, no study has yet investigated wisdom as an outcome of intergenerational …

This article explores the ethical challenges of providing Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID)
in a paediatric setting. More specifically, we focus on the theoretical questions that came to …

Winters (2018) rightly notes that imposing biomedical treatment can erode community trust
in medical institutions. However, her suggested framework for navigating treatment disputes …

The editors of this volume would like to offer their heartfelt thanks to the authors represented
here who each agreed to contribute to this somewhat unusual project. Their willingness to …

The refusal of blood products by Jehovah's Witness patients has provoked court
proceedings, social science research, and contemporary fiction, all of which emphasize a …

This dissertation focuses on a recent case in which an 11-year-old Mohawk girl (whom I call
Lyra) attempted, along with her family, to refuse chemotherapy in favor of Haudenosaunee …

This volume brings together scholars and practitioners from Health Psychology, Social Work,
Medical Anthropology, Child Life Specialty, Palliative Care, Public Health, and Nursing with …

In their summary and critique, Gamble, Gamble, and Pruski mischaracterise both the central
arguments and the primary objectives of our original paper. Our paper does not provide an …

This paper explores a dilemma that confronts empirical researchers who are interested in
taking the field of bioethics itself as an object of study. Drawing inspiration and data from a …