Category: Research Articles
STATEMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH PROFESSIONALS AGAINST THE TRANSGENDER…

The passage of the Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Amendment Act 2026 has contributed to an escalating situation of serious public health concern, adversely affecting a significant section of the population of India.

We are a group of public health professionals engaged ...

Futility in hepatopancreatobiliary surgery: Time to incorporate the…

Surgical futility in hepatopancreatobiliary (HPB) oncology is often defined by clinical outcomes — mortality, major morbidity, or early recurrence — yet these metrics overlook the patient’s lived experience and goals. This commentary argues that futility must be re...

Dignity and professionalism: Integrating medical ethics into the…

In the context of war and instability, developing a professional ethical culture among future doctors is particularly significant and requires innovative educational approaches. This commentary presents the unique features of the integrated medical ethics course “D...

The “catch-all” intern: An ethical issue in Indian…

Medical internship is intended to be a supervised period of clinical training, exposure to the hospital setting and learning efficient patient care. However, in many Indian teaching hospitals, interns increasingly function as a “catch-all” workforce, informally ass...

Genetic discrimination in India: Constitutional challenges and ethical…

Background: This paper examines the emerging challenge of genetic discrimination (GD) in India, through constitutional, judicial, and ethical perspectives. GD is a critical issue driven by increasing accessibility to genetic testing and insufficient legal safeguard...

Data and privacy: Putting markets in (their) place

Should privacy be a tradeable right? This is an issue for urgent consideration, given how much personal data collated from different sources can reveal about our personal lives. The rise of digital technologies and of the digital economy on the one hand, and of dat...

Artificial intelligence in pre-hospital emergency medicine in Israel:…

Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming pre-hospital emergency medicine (PHEM). In Israel, systems already deployed at Magen David Adom and hospitals such as Sheba Medical Center, Ichilov Hospital, and Barzilai Medical Center demonstrate AI’s potential...

Ethical and humanitarian considerations in allocating healthcare resources…

Background: Infectious diseases can lead to emergencies, posing ethical and humanitarian challenges in allocating basic minimum and specialised healthcare resources. This study aims to investigate the ethical and humanitarian considerations in allocating healthcare...

Anil Kamalnath Pilgaokar May 13, 1937 – January…

Anil Pilgaonkar   We celebrate the life of Anil Pilgaokar, founding member of the    Forum for Medical Ethics Society, ...

Beyond the algorithm: Reclaiming humanism in the Age…

The stethoscope once defined the physician. Today, it shares symbolic space with something more elusive: data. Artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, and predictive algorithms are reshaping healthcare systems around the world. AI promises increased diagnos...

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