The freedom to become an addict: The ethical implications of addiction vaccines

Originally posted on NeuroEthicsWomen Leaders:
*This post was originally featured on The Neuroethics Blog. by Tabitha Moses Tabitha Moses, M.S., is…

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For the past couple of months I have had this feeling that I’m supposed to pay attention to something. It …

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Medical Dramas: The Dangers of False Hope

I have a love of bad medical dramas; I always have. Who knows whether I will still enjoy them through …

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Why Did You Have to Tell Me? Getting Mad When Someone Else is Hurt

Since moving to New York I have starting volunteering for a bereavement charity (The COPE Foundation, for anyone who is interested). …

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Stop Telling Kids Not to Smoke: Why We Need to Change Our Approach to Tobacco Use

There is no doubt that smoking cigarettes is dangerous and has serious negative health effects. This has been known with …

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Will doctors and patients ever trust each other?

One of the common comments made by doctors is that when patients tell you a number for alcohol or drugs …

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Why don’t we take better care of our health professionals?

It is no secret that the mental health of those in the health professions is alarmingly low. Many doctors struggle …

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