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BMC Medical Ethics|May 4, 2015
'Are smokers less deserving of expensive treatment? A randomised controlled trial that goes beyond official values'Joar Björk, Niels Lynøe, Niklas JuthMedicine, Health Care, and Philosophy|July 18, 2020
Against Ulysses contracts for patients with borderline personality disorderAntoinette Lundahl, Gert Helgesson, Niklas JuthNursing Ethics|June 29, 2026
Using consentless practices on medical wards-A qualitative studyJoar Björk, Niklas Juth, Tove GodskesenMedicine, Health Care, and Philosophy|June 23, 2020
Better in theory than in practise? Challenges when applying the luck egalitarian ethos in health care policyJoar Björk, Gert Helgesson, Niklas JuthMedicine, Health Care, and Philosophy|September 2, 2016
Value-impregnated factual claims and slippery-slope argumentsGert Helgesson, Niels Lynøe, Niklas JuthBioethics|October 3, 2012
End-of-life decisions and the reinvented Rule of Double Effect: a critical analysisAnna Lindblad, Niels Lynöe, Niklas JuthNordic Journal of Psychiatry|August 24, 2021
Hospital staff at most psychiatric clinics in Stockholm experience that patients who self-harm have too long hospital stays, with ensuing detrimental effectsAntoinette Lundahl, Gert Helgesson, Niklas JuthMedicine, Health Care, and Philosophy|August 13, 2009
How to reveal disguised paternalismNiels Lynöe, Niklas Juth, Gert HelgessonJournal of Medical Ethics|April 1, 2011
Intentions in critical clinical settings: a study of medical students' perceptionsNiklas Juth, Therése Tillberg, Niels LynöeMedicine, Health Care, and Philosophy|December 21, 2011
Are interpretations of other people's arguments value-impregnated? A pilot study among medical studentsNiklas Juth, Åsa Nilsonne, Niels LynöePageof 17