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Is the “Concept” of Brain Death Compatible with the “Reality” of Religious Death

by Abid Hussain | May 11, 2022

Abstract The concept of brain death, which was originally designed as a prognostic tool allowing withdrawal of life support, has over the years evolved into a diagnostic tool for declaring death. The concept of “brain death is death” lacked convincing philosophical...

Adult Kidney Transplant, Organ donation, COVID-19 and living well with kidney Transplant

by Dr Mansoor N Ali | May 8, 2022

The kidney is the most commonly transplanted organ. A kidney transplant is the best and most optimal treatment for patients with end stage kidney disease. Patient with kidney disease are usually referred to the renal specialists across the United Kingdom (U.K.) when...

The need for biomedical ethics – in light of the Shariah

by Aljanadi, Abduljalil, Maravia | May 8, 2022

Abstract In this article, we highlight the demand for Islamic biomedical ethics. We highlight the substantial importance of biomedical ethics by discussing the four well-known ethical principles that guide the current medical practice worldwide. Additionally, we...

MAiD or AiD? Seeking ‘Medical assistance in dying’ or ‘Allah’s (assistance) in dying’?

by Usman Maravia | Jan 10, 2022

Abstract Currently, the polemic discussion in the UK is MAiD or Medical Assistance in Dying. The stance appears to be evenly split between legalizing MAiD and keeping it illegal. The reality that on average, every eight days a Briton travels abroad to seek MAiD...

Ethical Issues Regarding Investigational Drugs for the Treatment and Prevention of Covid-19

by Ahmet Özdinç,Özlem Bildik | Jan 10, 2022

Abstract The challenging COVID-19 pandemic has witnessed the searches for treatment for a disease that had never been known before. Therefore, developing a treatment for the pandemic reflexively has gone beyond the usual methods due to limited time and the urge to...
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