Physician as Healer or Harmer? The Ethical Context of Aid in Dying
by: Elizabeth Dzeng, @LizDzeng As ethicists like to point out, what is the law is not always ethical and what is…
by: Elizabeth Dzeng, @LizDzeng As ethicists like to point out, what is the law is not always ethical and what is…
by: Alex Smith, @AlexSmithMD Have you ever had that experience when you think what you’re doing is futile, and that…
By: Eric Widera (@ewidera) It was a big day in California today. The California Senate passed SB 128 which would…
by: Alex Smith @AlexSmithMD Every once and a while, a new innovation comes along that makes you go, “Wow!” or,…
by: Laura Petrillo @lpetrillz After a recent family meeting, I received a piece of feedback from a social worker that…
by: Alex Smith @AlexSmithMD I just read a wonderful categorization of books about aging on Lousie Aronson’s blog. She categorizes…
I’m simultaneously a behavioral researcher, an ethicist, and a hopeless Facebook addict, so I’ve been thinking a lot about last…
I’d like to draw GeriPal readers’ attention to a terrific article from the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society called, “When…
I was taught to give recommendations to seriously ill patients and family members facing tough choices. This was probably best…
GeriPal recently conducted a poll to ask readers if they would take a pill to add 500 years to their…