The Bioethics Project
At Kent Place School
Tag: equity
Tag: equity
400 Years Later: Exploring the Systemic Impact of Exploitation, Medical Mistrust, and Medical Racism on the Maternal Health of Black Women in the United States
By Maya Hardy Abstract Imagine Serena Williams, a legendary athlete with 23 Grand Slam titles, facing a life threatening situation not on the tennis court, but in a hospital bed. Despite her wealth and access to the best medical care, Williams nearly died during her pregnancy due to severe complications from a blood clot in
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Access to A.R.T. for Women of Color
You Get a Baby! You Get a Baby! Not Everyone Gets a Baby: The Ethics of Inequities Within Assisted Reproductive Technologies for Women of Color By Rhyan Brown Many people view having children as a natural part of life. However, due to certain factors, this may not be natural for everyone. Numerous people who are
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