Dr Michael Hauskeller joins Ethics Talk to discuss his article, coauthored with Liam Shore: “What Are the Most Ethically Salient Implications of Epigenetic Age Testing?”

Preventing and postponing dementia have been important projects of health care, but what should count as evidence of success is unclear.

Companies offering epigenetic testing should be more transparent about these tests’ reliability and limitations.

This commentary offers best-practice recommendations about informed consent processes and patient-clinician relationship formation.

Medicaid provides health insurance for nearly half of children in the United States, but this coverage has been unstable because of redetermination requirements.

Dr Joseph G. Hodgkin joins Ethics Talk to discuss why clinicians should care about nuclear proliferation, and Dr Farah Hussain explains why health professions education curricula need to include planetary health.

Dr Siân Lewis-Bevan joins Ethics Talk to discuss her article, coauthored with Dr Stephen Powell: “What Might the Past Suggest About Rural Emergency Services Amidst Critical Access Hospitals’ Decline?”

James Small joins Ethics Talk to discuss his article: “How Should Rural EMS Funding Streams Be Improved?”

EMS responses are critical functions of local governments, yet, in rural areas, many EMS systems are staffed by licensed volunteers.

Recent rural hospital closures influence clinical and ethical dimensions of emergency care.