The paper provides a succinct overview of the comprehensive review on Ethics and Strategy
in Vaccination, exploring the intricate interplay between public health policies and practices …

Drawing on recent bioethics literature on emerging infectious diseases, as well as the
authors' own previous analyses, this chapter addresses the ethical underpinnings of global …

Issuing fitness certificates to South African mine workers with early and mild silicosis to
continue risk work underground is a public health concern. This article draws on the view of …

This chapter draws on the sub-Saharan African concept of ubuntu (humanness) to identify
salient features within African ethics that can shed important light on central topics in …

The ethical foundations of technology development and integration in Africa urgently require
rethinking. Mainstream innovation paradigms, shaped by Western individualism and …

While they are “famous for the ravages they have caused” and comparable to the horrific
situations that accompany natural disasters and warfare, epidemics and pandemics have …

In Kenya people who inject drugs (PWID) have a 4-fold greater prevalence of HIV and at
least 10-fold greater prevalence of hepatitis C compared to the general population. While …

The aim of Collaborative Bioethics, is to draw attention to an underexplored but increasingly
important area of scholarly thought and action: bioethics as a co-creative activity of ethicists …

The Term “Ubuntu” comes from the Zulu and Xhola languages, and roughly translates to
“Humanity towards others”, and is an African Ethno-philosophy that emphasizes the …

Background Globally, several studies show that the prevalence of intimate partner violence
(IPV) is associated with the financial dependence of women on their husbands. Limited …