Perspectives in Biology and Medicine

Papers
(The TQCC of Perspectives in Biology and Medicine is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-04-01 to 2024-04-01.)
ArticleCitations
Psychiatric Disorders: Grounded in Human Biology but Not Natural Kinds28
Comics in the Time of a Pan(dem)ic: COVID-19, Graphic Medicine, and Metaphors23
The Extraordinary Case of Jahi McMath21
The Legality and Ethics of Mandating COVID-19 Vaccination9
"Community Care": Historical Perspective on Deinstitutionalization8
Robots with Moral Status?6
Ways of Debating Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia: Implications for Psychiatry6
Environmentalizing Bioethics: Planetary Health in a Perfect Moral Storm6
Mapping the Terrain of Moral Suffering6
Medical Wisdom5
Liberty and Protection of Society During a Pandemic: Revisiting John Stuart Mill5
Dignity of Risk, Reemergent Agency, and the Central Thalamic Stimulation Trial for Moderate to Severe Brain Injury4
Disproportionate Risk at Both Ends: Housing, Health, and Systems of Exposure4
An Ethical Framework for Research Using Genetic Ancestry4
What to Expect When You're Expecting an Epidemic: Ling Ma's Severance and Karen Thomson Walker's The Dreamers4
The Trials of Solidarity: A Defence4
Narrative and Medicine: Premises, Practices, Pragmatism3
The Problem of Irreproducible Bioscience Research3
Futility and Terminal Mental Illness: The Conceptual Clarification Continues3
Ethical Maxims for a Marginally Inhabitable Planet3
Can Clinical Ethics Survive Climate Change?3
Intimacy in Isolation: Podcasting, Affect, and the Pandemic3
Recovery in Context: Thirty Years of Mental Health Policy in California2
Hospital Discharge as a Locus for Curiosity, Affirmation, and Advocacy2
Can Bioethics Do for Our Planet What It's Done for Autonomy?2
A Bioethics for Democracy: Restoring Civic Vision2
Considering Dignity of Risk in the Care of People with Intellectual Disabilities: A Clinical Perspective2
Why the World Needs Bioethics Communication2
Autonomy and Social Responsibility: The Post-Pandemic Challenge2
Transformative Justice in Ethics Consultation2
Uses of History During the First Nine Months of COVID2
Editor's Introduction: Disability, Social Justice, and Dignity of Risk at 50 Years2
Teaching Diagnostic Reasoning to Medical Students: a four-step approach2
Philosophical Foundations of Human Research Ethics1
Autopsy of the Living: Elderhood, Race, and Biocitizenship in the Time of Coronavirus1
Darwinian Repurposing of Molecular Motifs in an Evolving Redox Environment and Its Biomedical Implications1
Clinical Ethics Consultation and the Reframing of Risk1
Expanding the Social Status of “Corpse” to the Severely Comatose: Henry Beecher and the Harvard Brain Death Committee1
Ontological Uncertainty and Ontological Threat: COVID-19 and the UK1
Dignity of Risk in Adolescent Development: A Neuropsychological Perspective1
A Tale of Two Bioethics1
Dignity of Risk in Rehabilitation: Theory and Practice1
Evidence of Biological Mechanisms and Health Predictions: An Insight into Clinical Reasoning1
When Corona Came to Canada: The 2003 SARS Outbreak and Its Aftermath1
Belonging Together: Friendship, Hope, and Well-Being Among Young Adults1
Editors' Introduction: More Than a Virus1
Religion in Medicine and Health1
Miner and Doctor: A Topography of Injustice1
Consciousness, Placebo Effects, and the Therapeutic Allure of Psychoneuroimmunology1
Dignity of Risk and Attributions About the Other1
Rhetoric, Persuasion, Compulsion, and the Stubborn Problem of Vaccine Hesitancy1
A Place of His Own: Applying Dignity of Risk to Bioethics Consultation1
Historical Lessons on Vaccine Hesitancy: Smallpox, Polio, and Measles, and Implications for COVID-191
Organismal Superposition Problem and Nihilist Challenge in the Definition of Death1
Predicting Clinical Trial Results: A Synthesis of Five Empirical Studies and Their Implications1
Can There Be a Philosophy of Medicine Without a Patient? Should There Be?1
Evidence Mapping to Justify Health Interventions1
When Is Sadness a Sickness?1
On Antiscience and Antisemitism1
Why the World Needs Bioethics Communication1
Conceptualizing Endometriosis Pain Through Metaphors1
Drawing Pain: Graphic Medicine, Pain Metaphors, and Georgia Webber's Dumb1
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