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Guidance needed for using artificial intelligence to screen journal submissions for misconduct

Research Ethics Review
Journals and publishers are increasingly using artificial intelligence (AI) to screen submissions for potential misconduct, including plagiarism and data or image manipulation.
Mohammad Hosseini, David B Resnik
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Research misconduct in China: towards an institutional analysis

Research Ethics Review
Unethical research practices are prevalent in China, but little research has focused on the causes of these practices. Drawing on the criminology literature on organisational deviance, as well as the concept of cengceng jiama , which illustrates the ...
Xinqu Zhang, Peng Wang
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MAiD, Mental Disorders, and Vulnerability: How Common Responses to Vulnerability Concerns are Inadequate

Canadian Journal of Bioethics
The concept of vulnerability is bandied about frequently in ongoing debates about medical assistance in dying (MAiD) and who should be eligible, but is often used as a broad catch-all phrase to capture some sort of risk or concern that people have. This
Loughran Butcher
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The Unique Role and Contribution of Peer Supporters to MAiD in Canada: Lessons Learned from a National Discussion Series

Canadian Journal of Bioethics
This paper describes lessons learned from a 2024-2025 national discussion series. Peer supporters from across the country came together virtually to discuss the special and important role they play in conversations, care, and policy related to medical ...
Lee de Bie +4 more
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What Ontario MAID Death Review Committee Reports Tell Us About Canada’s MAID Policy and Practice — And About the Overhaul It Needs

Canadian Journal of Bioethics
This paper critically examines the evidence of Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) practice in Ontario, as documented in reports from the Ontario Chief Coroner’s MAID Death Review Committee (MDRC), of which the author is a member.
Trudo Lemmens
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First They Came for the Physical Crips: The Eugenic Logic Driving MAID

Canadian Journal of Bioethics
In this paper, I critically examine the expansion of Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) in Canada through a disability ethics lens. I argue that the dominant narrative framing MAiD as a compassionate, autonomy-enhancing policy obscures the systemic ...
Heidi Janz
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Aspectos bioéticos en la aplicación de la medicina de precisión en el curso de las enfermedades

Apuntes de Bioética
La medicina de precisión en la actualidad es un avance científico significativo en la atención médica, pero también plantea importantes dilemas bioéticos.
Xiomara Thalyz Quiroz-Arrascue +3 more
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Ending the Journey of Suffering

Canadian Journal of Bioethics
The relationship between a family physician and their patients often spans many years. The primary care physician guides the patient through medical procedures and complicated decisions.
Ohad Avny, Batya Grin
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Ending Toxicity: A Call to Reintroduce Constructive Discourse About Contentious Health-Related Issues in Medicine

Canadian Journal of Bioethics
There is a disturbing phenomenon of physicians viciously attacking other physicians when they disagree with them on contentious health-related issues.
Jocelyn Downie
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What Black Health Means for Bioethics in Canada

Canadian Journal of Bioethics
Keisha Ray’s Black Health is a poignant examination of the social, political, and cultural determinants of Black people’s health and well-being in the United States. This review reflects on the potential implications of Black Health for health equity and
Manisha Pahwa
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