With topics that range from concern for the success of medical treatments in the binomial of the doctor-patient relationship, research ethics, intrauterine interventions and their ethical and moral implications, reflection on the current understanding of the autonomy of the patient. patient and the challenges involved in thinking about a system and principles of global action from Bioethics this issue shares the concern of rethinking what has been said and what has been raised so far in Bioethics of our time.

Content

Introduction: pp. 881-889

Articles

Therapeutic adherence in patients with chronic non-communicable diseases: diabetes, hypertension and obesity, pp. 897-923

Biomedical research in human beings from public ethics: the social value of research, pp. 947-969

The fetus as a patient: different positions on the same concept, pp. 989-1009

Preliminary proposal of guiding principles for a global bioethics capable of facing today's challenges, pp. 1029-1059

Shared Decision Making in Mental Health: A Novel Proposal, pp. 1087-1111

Reviews

Bioethics, neurosciences and mental health, pp. 1135-1139

Bioethics and human rights. xxv years of reflections, pp. 1143-1149