Article: The doctor’s worldview
Pluralistic modern societies are a feature of modern healthcare systems and so we must grapple with the physician's hidden presuppositions
Article: The machine will see you now
We don't know how fast automation will enter healthcare, but it's eventual arrival seems inevitable
Lecture: Is there a difference between the human brain and an advanced robot?
Searching for a distinction between things which are made, and those who are born
BBC Radio Talk: A neonatologist’s view of Christmas
There is something of the preciousness and poignancy of a fragile new life which the desperate love of a parent cannot protect from death
Talk: Neonatology at the Carol Service
We need to recover our sense of wonder and shock that the supreme God of power and glory became a fragile, vulnerable baby
Lectures: The unchanging person
It is troubling how different forces of consumerism, relativism and technology are mingling together in healthcare
Lecture: Ethical dilemmas in end-of-life care
So many of us are afraid of death, and this fear seems to drive so much of the debate around dying
Talk: If God loves us, why is there suffering?
There is something deeply mysterious and strange and inexplicable about human suffering
Talk: The ethics of emerging technologies
What new developments will change healthcare, and how should we respond to them?