Philosophy of Relational Care
Relational care is an approach to healthcare that focuses on the individual's social environment and interpersonal connections rather than simply treating their...
The issue of ageism affects many people, but it is particularly acute for older members of the LGBTQ+ community. This population faces unique challenges related to their identity and may struggle to...
Emotional labor is an aspect of work that involves managing emotions to perform tasks effectively. It involves regulating one's own feelings, responding appropriately to others' emotions, and acting...
Sexual dysfunction is a prevalent condition that affects both men and women. It refers to persistent problems with achieving or maintaining an erection or ejaculating during sex, decreased...
Many women in culturally conservative societies struggle to express their sexual desires due to societal norms that discourage openness about sexuality and promote traditional gender roles. These...
How should digital health interventions ethically safeguard confidentiality while providing meaningful care to queer clients?
The article covers the concept of digital health interventions' role...
Care, Trust, Intimacy
Caring for someone else is an essential component of all human interactions, from the way parents look after their children to how friends support each other through tough...
Ethical Tensions Emerging from Bioethics in Large-Scale Public Health Interventions
Large-scale public health interventions are crucial for preventing diseases, promoting wellness, and improving...
Biopolitics and Reproductive Rights
Reproduction is an essential part of human existence. It has always been a matter of concern for various political regimes throughout history. From ancient...
Bodily Sovereignty as a Foundational Principle of Political Freedom
Bodily sovereignty refers to an individual's right to control their own body, including decisions about reproduction,...