New TWIHL 182: Abortion Exceptionalism During COVID-19
I welcome three excellent guests this week. Our discussion centered around new abortion restrictions issued as part of state responses to COVID-19.
COVID-19
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Read more: The COVID-19 Pandemic and Efforts to Release People in Custody The COVID-19 Pandemic and Efforts to Release People in Custody
The COVID-19 pandemic is wreaking havoc on prisons and jails, where proper social distancing is nearly impossible to maintain.
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Read more: Social Justice in COVID-19 Response: The Legal Issues We Have to Talk About Social Justice in COVID-19 Response: The Legal Issues We Have to Talk About
Our government is beginning to recognize its responsibility to ensure basic functions. Will it continue to do so once the crisis has abated?
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Read more: How Can the US Address Coronavirus Drug Shortages? How Can the US Address Coronavirus Drug Shortages?
With the sudden spike in hospitalized patients with COVID-19 symptoms, physicians are using these drugs faster than manufacturers are making them.
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Read more: The Ethical Argument Against Allowing Birth Partners in All New York Hospitals The Ethical Argument Against Allowing Birth Partners in All New York Hospitals
The intention of these drastic measures is to buy all of us the time we need to decrease the number of people who are severely infected at once.
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Read more: Why COVID-19 is a Chronic Health Concern for the US Why COVID-19 is a Chronic Health Concern for the US
Coronavirus is an acute problem at the individual level, but nationally it represents a chronic concern.
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Read more: The Long-Term Harm of Favoritism in COVID-19 Testing The Long-Term Harm of Favoritism in COVID-19 Testing
If the doctor-patient relationship is to survive the COVID-19 pandemic, it will require a unified team, trust, and a level playing field.
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Read more: Staying Sane and Hopeful During the COVID-19 Pandemic Staying Sane and Hopeful During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Top tips on how to stay healthy, sane, and hopeful in this time of crisis.
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Read more: Clinical Negligence and the COVID-19 Crisis: A Perspective from the U.K. Clinical Negligence and the COVID-19 Crisis: A Perspective from the U.K.
When the COVID-19 crisis abates, people might reflect on their care and clinical malpractice cases may result.
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Read more: Free Online Ethics Resources Available from the Perelman School of Medicine Free Online Ethics Resources Available from the Perelman School of Medicine
Content includes a course in clinical ethics for medical students, with lectures on surrogate decision-making and advance directives.
