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Week 4 DQ 1
Some religious denominations, such as the Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice and the American Protestant Evangelicals, argue that supporting reproductive rights aligns with their values of compassion, justice, and individual autonomy. Conservative evangelical Christians, on the other side, have spoken out against abortion. However, not all Christians have the same beliefs, with many
in America supporting the preservation and expansion of abortion services while condemning the Roe v. Wade ruling. The abortion topic has resurfaced as some states have approved legislation making abortion illegal in certain circumstances. Some consider abortion to be murder and believe that life begins at conception, believing that it should be regulated to protect women's health. Others say that women should have the choice to choose whether to have an abortion, feeling that abortion is a personal decision that should not be made by the government. They say that prohibiting abortion would be damaging to women's health and that women should have the freedom to make their own body decisions.
Making an informed conclusion necessitates evaluating all relevant elements as well as all sides of the debate. The Washington Post's ethical concerns support the Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice and the American Protestant Evangelicals, but it does not accurately or evenly represent both sides of the issue. Making an informed decision
The Washington Post's ethical concerns support the viewpoint of the Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice and the American Protestant Evangelicals, but it does not reflect all sides of the
issue fairly or equally. Making an informed conclusion necessitates evaluating all relevant elements as well as all sides of the debate. Honoring God, our neighbors, and ourselves, as well as aiding those in need, are central to Christianity. It is about how we engage with people and how we appreciate those relationships as well as God. Artificial intelligence (AI) has become an important aspect of our daily lives, but it also offers certain risks. AI may decrease mistakes and facilitate diagnosis, but it also removes the human aspect from healthcare. Patients have complicated demands, and AI may be unable to distinguish when a patient's pulse rate is higher owing to causes such as walking or hearing of a layoff.
The necessity to protect patients and their data from the flaws and risks that come with technology is one of the ethical quandaries of AI. Before AI entered the market, data privacy was a known concern, and data breaches are prevalent. Steps must be taken to secure patients and their data from the vulnerabilities and risks that come with technology.
The normalization of telemedicine medicine and the implementation of COVID-19 have underlined the significance of data privacy. It is critical that everyone is aware of these concerns and has a plan
in place to safeguard patients. We can guarantee that AI offers the quality treatment patients demand while tackling the issues brought by AI by addressing these ethical quandaries and taking necessary actions.
References:
Tulchinsky TH. Ethical Issues in Public Health. Case Studies in Public Health. 2018:277–316. doi: 10.1016/B978-0-12-804571-8.00027-5. Epub 2018 Mar 30. PMCID: PMC7149338.
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