Informed consent is the process of explaining what will happen to a person in the clinic or in research and then asking for their consent to participate in care or research. This is an important tool ...

Can bioethics ever represent too much of a good ... to heighten their regard of individuals' welfare and to obtain informed consent from subjects prior to their participation in treatments and ...

The combined progress in genetics, genomics and bioethics makes informed consent more complicated, but this must not lead to researchers dropping the study of such valuable and vulnerable populations.

Bioethicist Judit Sándor will deliver the lecture at the university next Monday, focusing on the challenges posed by ...

As a vulnerable population, children in general must rely on their parents or guardians to provide informed consent for them to participate in research. The assent of the child is obtained when ...

feminist and queer bioethics, consent in intimate exams, trauma-informed pelvic care, medical abolition, antiracism, sexual and reproductive ethics, moral injury, medical humanities, ...