Medical ethics has always been concerned with balancing the rights of individuals against the needs of society. One area where this tension is particularly acute is in the context of childbirth. On...
Transgender rights have been at the forefront of human rights discussions for several decades now, particularly since the 1960s when trans individuals began to publicly challenge gender norms and...
In many countries around the world, individuals who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer/questioning, intersex, or any non-heterosexual orientation or gender identity (LGBTQ) face...
Intersex is the state of having physical characteristics that do not fit typical definitions for male or female bodies. These characteristics may include genitalia or chromosomes that fall outside of...
The history of forced sterilization reveals an intricate network of ethical, legal, medical, and personal implications that have deeply impacted marginalized populations for centuries. This essay...
The history of forced sterilizations in America has been well documented, but few people are aware that this practice is still being carried out today. This paper will explore how historical...
Medical Ethics and Gender Fluidity
The concept of gender identity has been around for centuries, but it has only recently become an accepted part of mainstream society. With the advent of more...
One of the key challenges faced by healthcare providers is navigating the intricate balance between providing optimal care to their patients while also ensuring that they maintain strict...
The historical medicalization of queer identities has had a profound impact on societal attitudes towards gender and sexuality, influencing everything from legal frameworks to popular culture...
Medical professionals have an obligation to provide competent care for their patients, which includes informing them about all available options and potential risks associated with each course of...