Nurses working during the COVID-19 pandemic in Wales experienced high levels of moral distress, strongly associated with depression and linked to intentions to leave the profession, according to a new ...

While for those of us safely on the outside, the ethical path seems clear and the “right” response predictable, for those in the arena of sport and of war, such as the Iranian women’s football team, ...

A new editorial published in JAMA Oncology warns that cancer care progress is under threat from a trifecta of challenges: proposed federal budget cuts, a surge in medical misinformation, and a ...

A 2026 Supreme Court ruling allows withdrawal of life support in the Harish Rana case, testing India’s right-to-die jurisprudence and exposing the need for legislation.

Hallway beds cut into the bones that sustain emergency medicine, shaving away layers of the moral tenets and high standards, ...

Moral injury among healthcare workers is well recognised in extreme conditions such as the COVID-19 pandemic1 2 or critical care settings,3 but its impact on research personnel has received far less ...

A group of medics have called for 50 more inpatient beds to be added to the Isle of Man's main hospital due to a "critical" ...

A 40-year-old correctional officer at the Jefferson County Jail is facing charges for his alleged part in a fight between inmates.

New Louisiana legislation would limit the role of artificial intelligence in health insurance coverage decisions.

Correctional staff are routinely exposed to high-stress environments, with inmate self-harm emerging as one of the most emotionally corrosive and ethically complex dimensions of prison life. While ...

As Father Pham listed job after job, I couldn’t believe how he fit everything in. He has an “irregular sleep schedule,” he confesses.

For a moment, consider this idea. What if you could bring together every piece of text humanity has ever created and pile it ...