An American mother no longer wishes to care for her handicapped child. Should the American system allow a European-trained physician to address euthanasia for the purpose of organ donation?

Should a patient and family be allowed to demand continued medical or surgical care when the physicians believe that the patient will not benefit from further attempts at curative therapy?

Should a pediatrician use a less expensive and well-established vaccination product with adequate reimbursement rather than a newer, more expensive version with better bacterial protection that has a lower profit margin?

How should a physician respond to multiple-party claims of authority?

How should the family and the medical team proceed with medical care when there is conflict over treatment options in a long-term cancer survivor in the absence of clear surrogacy?

Should a nine-year old patient be told about her terminal medical condition?

Must we continue "futile" ICU support for this dying man at the insistence of his son?

Is it ethically permissible to write a DNR order and withdraw the ventilator from this patient with a dismal prognosis?