This research uses behavioral economics to redesign Clinical Ethics Consultation (CEC) access in hospitals. By replacing procedural barriers with low-cost interventions—like streamlined web portals and peer-led grand rounds—this project reframes ethics support from an intimidating "moral authority" into a seamless, accessible resource for clinicians.

Reaching old age and aging in place with dignity is a matter of justice; aging research requires explicit ethical frameworks to ensure public investments translate into equitable health outcomes. By reframing healthy aging as a public health imperative rather than a privilege, this work establishes actionable principles for change.

Climate change poses an existential threat to global health, yet traditional bioethical frameworks often struggle to address ecological crises at scale. This piece introduces a novel bioethical framework that applies clinical logic and One Health principles to environmental governance.

Wearable health technologies and digital diagnostics—from smartwatches to continuous glucose monitors—promise to revolutionize personalized care, yet their rapid integration raises critical bioethical questions regarding justice, autonomy, and equity.