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There has been a reassessment of how pediatric patients can and should be more involved in decisions concerning their own care.
In this dispiriting moment when the Trump administration has rejected environmental justice and climate change, what can the 2023 Pajaro flood teach us about how Catholic moral thought responds to such realities?
The pursuit of greatness within athletic competition often collides with the essence of fair play as some athletes strive for victory at all cost regardless of the consequences.
Empathy plays a crucial role in creating organizational cultures healthy enough to navigate in times of greater uncertainty. How should leaders respond to an onslaught of contextual changes in the face of such uncertainty?
Access to menstrual supplies and the ability to manage one's health with dignity and autonomy should be recognized as a basic right, not a privilege.
Barriers to both the cost and availability of life-saving Rabies treatments raise many ethical questions.
- Power, Constrained
What does leadership look like, in the context of AI development, if the goal is optimizing for the common good?
Religions can cultivate a powerful counterforce to the anti-immigrant sentiments and mass deportation threats of the Trump Administration by upholding the belief in the sanctity of all life and building accepting communities.
- Anticipating Decisions
The TikTok case is about privacy, recommendation algorithms, and geopolitics.
- Resources and a call to action
The benefits of AI are much touted; the environmental costs should be discussed just as much.
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