Abortion is one of the most polarizing issues among people, even in modern times. There is a vast range of perspectives on the topic making it all the more difficult for people to agree and find a common grounding. Many people that believe abortion is akin to murder. Others believe...

Abortion rages on as a philosophical debate in the United States, even though the legality of abortion has largely been settled by the Supreme Court. Most discussions on abortion dance around the primary question, with subsidiary debates taking precedence. At the heart of the abortion debate, though, is a moral...

Medical errors are an unavoidable part of medicine practice and present a considerable threat to patients’ safety. Improper handling of clinical workflow processes, healthcare professionals, and information systems causes medical errors. Release of medical errors to clients and their family members provides an impetus for litigation (Bonney, 2014). The setting...

Abstract This paper summarizes the issue of womb transplants. It also summarizes some of the main ethical concerns regarding this issue, and gives my opinion on those ethical issues. The UK Department of Health has approved transplants in women aged 25-38, for research purposes. The research hopes to eventually be...

Jeffrey Reiman, William Fraser McDowell Professor Emeritus of Philosophy and Social Policy at American University argues that abortion is a morally permissible act because a fetus is not sufficiently conscious enough to care about its future, and, therefore, taking away such a future is not a loss it can feel....