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Kennedy Institute of Ethics Journal|January 9, 2018
Can the Brain-Dead Be Harmed or Wronged?: On the Moral Status of Brain Death and its Implications for Organ TransplantationMichael Nair-CollinsKennedy Institute of Ethics Journal|July 11, 2022
Adolescent Medical Transition is Ethical: An Analogy with Reproductive HealthFlorence AshleyKennedy Institute of Ethics Journal|June 15, 2006
Making the morally relevant features explicit: a response to Carson StrongBernard GertKennedy Institute of Ethics Journal|September 13, 2007
The activities of UNESCO in the area of ethicsHenk ten HaveKennedy Institute of Ethics Journal|September 14, 2007
How to appropriate appropriately: a comment on Baker and McCulloughAlbert R JonsenKennedy Institute of Ethics Journal|September 14, 2007
Roles of moral philosophy in appropriated bioethics: a response to Baker and McCulloughJeremy SugarmanKennedy Institute of Ethics Journal|March 25, 2009
The HFEA public consultation process on hybrids and chimeras: informed, effective, and meaningful?Françoise BaylisKennedy Institute of Ethics Journal|June 20, 2008
Enhancement and the ethics of developmentAllen BuchananKennedy Institute of Ethics Journal|June 20, 2008
How to justify enforcing a Ulysses contract when Ulysses is competent to refuseJohn K DavisKennedy Institute of Ethics Journal|July 10, 2008
A proposed ethical framework for vaccine mandates: competing values and the case of HPVRobert I Field, Arthur L CaplanPageof 61