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IJME COVER July-Sep 2026
As we cautiously navigate an uncertain future, new ethical challenges emerge. A research article in this issue deals with the…
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Working at the frontlines, trailing behind in fair remuneration: ethics of the ASHA workers’ socio-economic position

Apart from medical and public health interventions, human resources for health are a critical component of any effective public health system. In this context, the role and significance of caregiving within societies are of critical importance. Women are often desi...

Listening with the hands: Music, attention, and ethical presence in clinical practice

In surgery, we are trained to act. Our hands learn decisiveness long before our minds learn restraint. The operating theatre rewards clarity, speed, and technical precision. Yet over time, I have come to realise that some of the most ethically significant moments i...

Playing the game: At what cost?

Nathan Kalman-Lamb and Derek Silva, The End of College Football: On the Human Cost of an All American Game. University of North Carolina Press. Chapel Hill. November 2024. 272 pp, $24.95 (Paperback), ISBN 1469683466.

Daniel Sai...

Beyond pathologising: Youth, psychosis, and care

Neely Laurenzo Myers, Breaking Points: Youth Mental Health Crises and How We All Can Help. University of California Press, 2024. Pages: 270, INR 3143 (paperback) ISBN: 9780520400610

Lay persons are not “lay” in Ethics Committees: Why the term merits ethical reconsideration

A recent Policy Paper from the American College of Physicians (ACP) has argued that essential medical terminology in the health sector carries significant ethical importance [1]. By noting that using “provider” to describe “physicians” diminishes the profession and...

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