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# Journal I/F

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF BIOETHICS

Centering Our Social World in Planetary Health Research Ethics. Ashley Revisited: Reflections and Lessons Twenty Years Later. Planetary Health Research Ethics: Why the Concept Falls Short. Assessing the Environmental Risks of Health Research Leads to Problematic Mission Creep for Ethics Committees. Reorganizing Research Governance for Environmental Trade-Offs. Work in the World: On Planetary Health and Bioethics. Carbon Calculus in a Rights-Based Discipline: What Planetary Health Research Ethics Must Still Confront. Decolonizing Carbon Centric Planetary Health Research Ethics. How Not to Address Planetary Health Concerns in the Health Research Enterprise. Shaking Up Environmental Justice: Making a Case for Epistemic Sustainability. Planetary Health Ethics Needs to Consider the Emerging Role of Artificial Intelligence. Planetary Health Research Ethics in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: Environmental, Governance, and Epistemic Dimensions. Ad Planetam per Aspera: Beyond Human Health Extensionism. Our Social Support Systems and Their Effects on Our Health. Structural Responsibility over Individual Autonomy: Shifting the Burden in Planetary Health Research. Structures of Safety in Hospital Disposition: A Pediatric Context. Psychological Safety and Ethically Fraught Discharges: A Reflection from the Rehabilitation Space. Mitigating Moral Distress from "Suboptimal" Discharges through Dimensions of Care. The Intersection of Hospital Disposition and Incarceration. Weighing Hospital and Community Interests When Discharging Patients: Does This Place an Unjust Burden on an Already Burdened Population? Capacity Consultations and Moral Responsibility for the Safe Disposition. What the Framework Misses: The Social Dimension of Professional Responsibility. Widening the Zone of Parental Discretion for Intimate, Home Based Therapies. Mismatch and the Ethics of Growth Attenuation. Transparency Is Not Enough: structural Risks in the Normalization of Growth Attenuation Therapy. Moving Beyond Assumptions: The Need for Evidence Around "Institutionalization". The Dubious Benefits of Normalizing Treatments. Growth Attenuation Therapy: Ethical Imperatives of Dignity, Data, and Disability Justice. Ashley's Legacy: Supporting Caring Relationships Within Families. Whose Values Define Value? Procedural Justice and the Personal Utility of Clinical Genomic Testing. Caring for Autistic Adolescents: A Call for Improved Education of Clinicians and Caregivers. Conceptual Distinctions Between Clinical and Personal Utility Reflect Moral Judgements. What is the Test for? The Role of Purpose in the Personal Utility of Clinical Genomic Testing. Restraints on Personal Utility in Genomic Testing. From a Restrictive to Relational Approach: the Concept of Parental Utility in Germline Genomic Testing. Relational Utility in Genomic Health Technology Assessment. Personal Utility in Genomics: Measurement Implications of Watts and Newson's "Three Ethical Tensions". Incorporating Personal Utility in Health Technology Assessment of Emerging Genomic and Genetic Testing Technologies. Personal Utility in HTA: Considering the Difference Between Actual Utility and Potential Utility. An Additional Ethical Tension in Personal Utility in Genomic Testing: System Restrictions vs. Patient Safety. Personal Utility and the Boundaries of Publicly Financed Genomics. Personal Utility Without Clinical Guardrails: Toward a Governance Framework for Direct-to-Consumer Biological Futures. Considering Personal Utility in Assessments of Medical Interventions: The Case of Lung Cancer Screening. Personal Utility in Healthcare System Decision-Making: Addressing Ethical Tensions Through Fit-for-Purpose Measurement Approaches. Accounting for Autistic Lived Experience: Co-Creating Healthcare Spaces for Neurodivergent Flourishing. Involuntary Hospitalization of Autistic Adolescents: Intersectional Risks and Multiplicative Harm. Inpatient Hospitalization of Non-Psychotic Adolescents to Prevent Harmful Behavior Is Not a Proportionate Measure. On Avoiding Inappropriate Assessment of Autistic Adolescents in Psychiatric Settings. Beyond the Ethics: Identifying Avenues for Reforming the Psychiatric Care of Individuals with ASD. Ethical and Clinical Perspectives on Inpatient Psychiatric Care for Adolescents with Autism Spectrum Disorder.