Organ Transplant Candidates Who Use Medical Cannabis Face Discrimination
Considering growing evidence that medical cannabis does not compromise post-transplant health outcomes, policymakers should rethink restrictions.
Bioethics
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Read more: What the Law and Bioethics Tell Us About Synthetic Human Embryos What the Law and Bioethics Tell Us About Synthetic Human Embryos
A synthetic embryo can now be constructed without an egg or sperm. This throws a moral monkey-wrench into current restrictions on embryonic research.
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Read more: Reasonable Pricing Clauses: A First Step Toward Ensuring Taxpayers a Fair Return on their Public R&D Investment Reasonable Pricing Clauses: A First Step Toward Ensuring Taxpayers a Fair Return on their Public R&D Investment
Reasonable pricing clauses are needed to ensure that American taxpayers receive a fairer return on their investment for essential therapies.
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Read more: Caring for Patients with Serious Illness: Insights from Kristofer Smith Caring for Patients with Serious Illness: Insights from Kristofer Smith
Kristofer Smith shares his experience caring for patients with serious illness and developing programs to provide health care at home.
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Read more: Symposium Introduction: Addressing Technoableism: Reforming Infrastructure and Disability Representation Symposium Introduction: Addressing Technoableism: Reforming Infrastructure and Disability Representation
The story of technology and disability needs to be led by disabled people themselves.
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Read more: Fertility Treatment, Equality, Neutrality, and the Workplace Fertility Treatment, Equality, Neutrality, and the Workplace
Should U.K. employers be required to make reasonable adjustments for women who are going through fertility treatment?
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Read more: Why Must Abortion Providers Needlessly Travel to Texas? Why Must Abortion Providers Needlessly Travel to Texas?
The practitioners most likely to provide abortion services are being asked to travel to a state with a legal regimen that is particularly hostile to them.
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Read more: Running Cover for Death: Pandemic Minimizers Normalize an Inhumane Baseline Running Cover for Death: Pandemic Minimizers Normalize an Inhumane Baseline
We should resist the temptation to justify the present level of death as better than some counterfactual.
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Read more: Climate Resilience Planning: A Life-Saving Entry Point for Incorporating Disability Voices into Policy Climate Resilience Planning: A Life-Saving Entry Point for Incorporating Disability Voices into Policy
Incorporating disability issues into general resilience planning is not only a life-saving necessity, but also an opportunity for broader inclusion.
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Read more: Beyond Vulnerability: Disability, Epistemic Agency, and Climate Action Beyond Vulnerability: Disability, Epistemic Agency, and Climate Action
This piece highlights the failure to recognize the knowledges of disabled people as a form of epistemic injustice.
