… RNTK that is based in autonomy, and then considers the response from defenders of that …
to remain ignorant can nonetheless be autonomous (Andorno 2004; Herring and Foster 2012). …

… by an appeal to autonomy. For even if we think that a patient’s autonomy automatically rules
… On first glance, it might seem that the answer is straightforward. One might think similarly to …

… the Right Not to Know (RNTK) (Andorno, 2004), and is one example of a time that autonomy
… Supporters argue that the RNTK promotes patient autonomy, allowing patients to make their …

… Adorno warn that in reducing reason to a mere instrument for any given end, we are in the
process of losing our autonomy … , human rights alone are not always sufficient to respond to …

… autonomy in this way can form the basis for responding effectively to bioethical dilemmas,
such as whether or not to uphold a request not to know … Andorno considers that the ability to …

… Roberto Andorno: The values and the deriving rights that you mention (autonomy and privacy)
… Do you agree that palliative and societal care for the elderly could be the answer to the …

… While it emerges out of the doctor's respect for autonomy, the patient's ‘right’ not to know
generates a variety of challenges in the provision of healthcare. An obvious problem is the …

Individual autonomy has been explicitly recognized in the European Union's 2022 Data Act
proposal. This article shows that such unprecedented inclusion of autonomy in an EU …

… for autonomy or the ethical imperative to secure a patient’s informed consent. Dignity is the
answer to the more fundamental question: Why should we respect people’s autonomy? Why …

… , an equally legitimate and reasonable response to the ever- … the right not to know is ultimately
based not on autonomy but … information Andorno renders the right not to know vulnerable …