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On George’s eighth day alone in the ICU, his doctors told him he had months to live. With his family listening by phone, the doctors offered two options: he could continue to receive intensive hospital care, with a small chance of getting home before his next medical crisis. Or he could go home with hospice, focusing on comfort and the people he loved.

DENVER ― Last month, Minna Buck revised a document specifying her wishes should she become critically ill.

Hospitals frustrated by remdesivir supply.

A panel of experts led by Northwestern University bioethicist Seema Shah has published a Policy Forum paper in the journal <i>Science</i> outlining what they describe as an ethical way to test possible COVID-19 vaccines on human volunteers. Such testing would involve exposing the volunteers to the virus after inoculation to see if it prevents an infection.

Millions of Indians have no choice but to download the country’s tracking technology if they want to keep their jobs or avoid reprisals.

In this report the Swedish National Council on Medical Ethics analyses ethical issues in connection with late abortion close to the medical limit for viability.

The aim of the conference was to illuminate how artificial intelligence might change healthcare and what ethical challenges the development brings with it.