Spanish Oocyte Donation Rules Lack Long-Term Health Tracking
A bioethical analysis in BMC Medical Ethics argues that Spanish oocyte donation regulations fail to record donation history in donors' ...
Tag: epistemic injustice
Health systems still carry colonial hierarchies, argues new decolonization commentary
A new perspective in Discover Health Systems argues that modern medicine emerged alongside colonial capitalism and proposes pathways for restructuring ...
Decolonising Global Health: Landmark Review Maps a Movement’s Path to Reform
A scoping review of 129 sources finds the decolonising global health movement is dominated by high-income country authors, lacks agreed ...
Scientists Define Medical Gaslighting to Extinguish It
Medical gaslighting has become one of the most contested terms in modern healthcare discourse, and a team of Australian researchers ...
Why Getting Women Into Leadership Roles Is Not the Same as Changing Power
A new conceptual framework argues that women's leadership transforms institutions only when structural diagnosis, affective refusal and situated knowledge are ...
Written feedback judged as a credibility test, not neutral advice, study argues
A new theoretical paper argues that written university feedback functions as a credibility encounter in which epistemic injustice can foreclose ...
When Psychiatry Stops Learning: How Institutional Power Blunts Warnings of Harm
A PLOS Mental Health Essay argues that psychiatry's institutional authority can silence warnings about misconduct, coercive care, diagnostic bias and ...
Mental Health Researchers With Lived Experience Still Pay a Professional Price
A new World View in Nature Mental Health argues that researchers with mental illness face a structural double standard in ...
AI Music Generators Are Quietly Silencing Africa’s Musical Knowledge Systems
A new study argues that AI music platforms trained on Western datasets commit epistemic injustice against African musical traditions, distorting ...
Robot Therapies for Autistic Children Face a Hard Ethical Reckoning
A critical review of six EU-funded social robotics projects argues that robot-assisted autism therapies rest on weak evidence and embed ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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