James L. Bernat

Disclosure of Conflicts of Interest: Is Transparency Clear Enough?

In Neuroimaging Trials, How Do You Handle Controls Who Are Found to Have Incidentally Discovered Abnormalities?

BOOKSHELF: The Promise and Peril of Wired Medicine

Bookshelf: Bridging Two Cultures — Science and the Humanities — in Caring for Brain-Injured Patients

BOOKSHELF: Itʼs a Family Affair — Medical Ethics and Professionalism

ASK THE NEUROETHICIST: A Common Conundrum — and Against All Odds: “I Want You to Do Everything to Save Her!”

Ask the Neuroethicist: Can a Neurologist Write a DNR Order on a Terminally Ill Patient Without Consent?

Bookshelf: An Expose on the Corrupting Effects of Money and Power on Medicine

Should Neurologists Discuss the Cost of Life-Sustaining Treatment for Patients with DNR Orders?

New Essay Collection Is Primer on Neuroethics