The panorama of bioethical problems is different today. Patients travel to Thailand for fast
surgery; commercial surrogate mothers in India deliver babies to parents in rich countries; …

A growing number of health institutions are employing medical interpreters, bilingual
individuals who facilitate communication between health care providers and patients …

Medical interpreters provide a bridge across the language gap for patients and practitioners.
Research suggests that practitioners and interpreters experience numerous difficulties in …

Bioethicists have been increasingly used as expert sources in science and medical stories
involving ethical issues. This case study examines how and why one bioethicist, Dr. Arthur L …

This article provides a review and a perspective on the interaction between neuroscience
and the media. It situates public discourse and the communication of neuroscience in an …

The representation of science, medicine, and technology has been an emerging agenda
item for cultural and media research in the last decade. In part, its importance arises out of a …

Discourse, Narrative, and Voice: The Power of Communicating Bioethics Through the Media
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Trust is frequently discussed with reference to the professional–patient relationship.
However, trust is less explored in relation to the ways in which understanding of, and …

This paper, with recommendations for teachers and teacher educators, discusses the
Jurassic Park science-fiction series with a parallel mention of the Night at the Museum trilogy …

Abstract The 2009/2010 outbreak of H1N1 thrust pandemic influenza into the media
spotlight. Not only did the outbreak dominate media coverage during that time, but news …