guest post from Mary Jean Walker , writing with Anne-Marie Laslett , Katherine Karriker-Jaffe and Ingrid Wilson Over the last few years, I’ve been thinking about ethical issues related to alcohol use. I’ve been especially interested in looking at issues related to intoxication, an area relatively neglected in ethics . Alcohol-related harms accrue in ways directed, in part, by gender. I’d like here to argue that feminist bioethicists could usefully engage more in this space.

Pernkopf’s Anatomy is renowned for its precise depictions of the body and its troubling history of its creator raising ethical questions about what to do in the present with works that have harmful pasts.

FAB 2026 BIOETHICS IN CONFRONTATION:  REFLECTION, RESISTANCE AND RESILIENCE The deadline for submission of FAB abstracts is Wednesday, 1...

This essay by Alison Reiheld and Nancy Berlinger was originally published on Hastings Bioethics Forum . It is reproduced here with...