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Udo Schüklenk
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Latest papers
Capable, Unbearably Suffering, and Excluded: People With Mental Illness and the Ethics of Canada's Assisted-Dying Regime.
Bioethics · 2026 · senior author
There is no consequentialist ethical justification for registries of conscientious non-objectors.
Journal of medical ethics · 2026 · first author
Academic Integrity Is Coming Increasingly Under Attack From Academics Using AI Tools as a Short-Cut to Publications.
Bioethics · 2026 · first author
30 publications.
Capable, Unbearably Suffering, and Excluded: People With Mental Illness and the Ethics of Canada's Assisted-Dying Regime.
Gilbert D, Schuklenk U
There is no consequentialist ethical justification for registries of conscientious non-objectors.
Schuklenk U, Savulescu J
Academic Integrity Is Coming Increasingly Under Attack From Academics Using AI Tools as a Short-Cut to Publications.
Schuklenk U
'Bioethics: What? and why?' : Revisited.
Schuklenk U
Protecting controversial thought: Editing Bioethics in the age of social media facilitated outrage.
Schuklenk U
Conscientious commitment, professional obligations and abortion provision after the reversal of Roe v Wade.
Giubilini A, Schuklenk U, Minerva F, Savulescu J
World Congress of Bioethics in Qatar raises ethical questions.
Schuklenk U
Medical assistance in dying: Squabbles over the meaning of 'irremediable'.
Schuklenk U
Social determinants of health and slippery slopes in assisted dying debates: lessons from Canada.
Downie J, Schuklenk U
Ethics of genetic research on same-sex sexual behaviour.
Savulescu J, Earp BD, Schuklenk U
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