ethics4medics

Ezio Di Nucci, Christoffer Bjerre Haase
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A philosophy professor, Ezio Di Nucci, and a GP with a PhD in STS, Christoffer Bjerre Haase, discuss structural problems and ethical dilemmas within healthcare.

  1. 13/08/2024

    E4M_3.3: Har vi en fri vilje? Med Peter Qvortrup Geisling

    Christoffer and ezio are joined by DR's doctor Peter Qvortrup Geisling to discuss free will and responsibility in the context of healthcare and medical education... and yes, it's på dansk igen igen, so pls bear with one of us...

  2. 13/05/2024

    E4M_3.2: Aktiv dødshjælp med Ebbe Preisler

    today Christoffer is on his own, talking (på dansk, igen) to Ebbe Preisler about assisted suicide. that way you are spared ezio's accent, but this episode is not exactly 'easy listening' either. if you want to read more about Ebbe's story, you can start here: Ebbe Preisler taler ud om drabet på sin kone - TV 2

  3. 16/04/2024

    E4M_3.1: future doctors, quo vadis?

    Christoffer and ezio are back for Season 3, and this time - wait for it - på dansk! so tune in if you are curious to hear the worst DK accent in the history of podcasting... you will also find out about Ida Donkin, her clinical work consisting of 17h shifts but also her political engagement and finally the question: what kinds of medical doctors do we want, in the 21st century?

  4. 27/11/2023

    E4M_2.8: last word? assisted suicide and the right to die

    season two of the ethics4medics podcast comes to a close with possibly the most controversial topic within modern healthcare: assisted suicide. Christoffer and ezio again get help from JY & Maria, drawing a distinction between not only euthanasia and assisted suicide but also between the latter and so-called assisted dying; but also discuss: how can society be liberal about suicide without also legalizing assisted suicide? And finally what debates around assisted suicide tell us about the very point of medicine.

  5. 12/11/2023

    E4M_2.7: should every suicide be prevented?

    Christoffer and ezio definitely need more mics, especially when dealing with a topic as intimidating as the ethics and philosophy of suicide… so for this episode they get help from regular guests JY Lee and M Marti-Castaner; the result is messy, like life itself.

  6. 07/11/2023

    E4M_2.6: abortion rights with O Spalletta

    Christoffer and ezio bring Olivia back to talk about the ethics of abortion, with particular attention for the recent proposal to extend the “no question asked” period from 12 to 18 weeks in Denmark. If you are curious about the work of Laura Heinsen, which Olivia mentions a few times on the show, check it out here: https://anthrosource.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/maq.12717

  7. 29/10/2023

    E4M_2.5: reciprocity vs solidarity with O Spalletta

    today Christoffer and ezio have a US anthropologist on the show, Olivia Spalletta, to talk about the ethics and politics of disability at the beginning of life - and the difference between reciprocity and solidarity in scandi healthcare; but also prioritarianism vs egalitarianism vs utilitarianism (and even, wait for it, biopower).

  8. 23/10/2023

    E4M_2.3: postpartum depression with M Marti-Castaner

    For the first time in the long history of this podcast, Christoffer and ezio have a guest: Maria Marti-Castaner, a clinical psychologist and Assistant Professor in Public Mental Health at the University of Copenhagen, who joins them to discuss postpartum depression and whether meds can take down oppressive structures. The FDA has recently approved the first oral treatment indicated to treat postpartum depression. What’s new about this medication? It seems to be faster-acting. In two clinical trials, women with severe depression experienced improved symptoms 15 days after taking the pill. Still, the long-term effects are unknown as well as its efficacy in mothers with moderate symptoms. While these are good news for women with severe postpartum depression, they also raise questions: when are we going to start addressing the social determinants of postpartum depression? Are pills moving us away from changing the structures that contribute to women’s suffering? Or can pills be liberating?

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A philosophy professor, Ezio Di Nucci, and a GP with a PhD in STS, Christoffer Bjerre Haase, discuss structural problems and ethical dilemmas within healthcare.

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  • Creator
    Ezio Di Nucci, Christoffer Bjerre Haase
  • Years Active
    2023 - 2024
  • Episodes
    19
  • Rating
    Clean
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    © Ezio Di Nucci, Christoffer Bjerre Haase
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    ethics4medics