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Bioethics Briefs
Café Bioethics is a bioethics forum for everyone.
Here is a collection of intellectually accessible bioethics papers from writers across the world.
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Jan 24, 20228 min read
Mandatory Quarantine: Lessons from 1980s Cuba
In this paper, I will explore whether it is ethically permissible for the state to mandate the quarantine of infectious individuals with...
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Aug 4, 20206 min read
Pandemic Policing
By: Shamantha Lora, MSc (Candidate), HBSc Shamantha Jahan Lora, a 2020 candidate for MSc in Medical Sciences at the University of...
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Jul 22, 20205 min read
Self-inflicted COVID & Access to Care
By: Alyssa Izatt, University of Toronto I am entering my fourth year of my undergraduate degree as a philosophy major at the University...
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Jul 16, 20204 min read
COVID-19 and the Rule of Law
By: Sylvie Armstrong. Sylvie is a second year PhD Candidate in Law at the European University Institute, having graduated from the...
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Jul 13, 20206 min read
Survival of the Most Moral?
By: Austin Lam, University of Toronto Austin Lam is currently a medical student at the University of Toronto. He obtained his B.Sc....
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Jul 13, 20205 min read
Individual Responsibility and Triage Priority
By: Connor Brenna, University of Toronto Connor Brenna is a senior medical student in the University of Toronto MD Program. Prior to...
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Jul 13, 20205 min read
No New Crimes: COVID-19 social distancing failures should not be punishable by law
By: Anne Zimmerman, JD Anne Zimmerman, a 2020 candidate for an MS in Bioethics at Columbia University, received a J.D. from Fordham...
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Jul 13, 20205 min read
Demonstrations and Disease: Scarce Resource Use on Protesters During COVID-19
By: Thomas Fitzpatrick II, MS JD I am currently an Adjunct Professor at LeTourneau University. I studied law at the Seattle University...
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