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Stuart J. Youngner

Professor Emeritus

Case Western Reserve University

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School of Medicine

Bioethics

Stuart J. Youngner is currently serving as a Bioethics Professor Emeritus at Case Western Reserve University.

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Case Western Reserve University

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medical ethics ethics critical care public health medicine bioethics health policy thanatology resuscitation health care patient safety mortality respiratory medicine death studies end-of-life care mental health professional development research ethics end-of-life issues internal medicine intensive care correctional practice legal medicine health law organ procurement informed consent do-not-resuscitate orders physician-assisted death patient autonomy harm reduction patient satisfaction organ retrieval ethics consultation brain death ethical theory transplantation proceeding public health ethics cardiopulmonary resuscitation memory loss patient experience organ donation transplant surgery transplantation medicine clinical guidance suicide treatment and prevention general practice treatment options clinical decision-making emergency care biomedical ethics hospice health professionals formal advance directives resuscitation decisions financial incentives human death hospital ethics committees medical futility physician-assisted suicide consultation-liaison psychiatry kidney donation family violence family issues jama oncology health systems human health adverse events cohort studies retrospective cohort studies disease susceptibility mourning human condition philanthropy social medicine marriage

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Three Fallacies in Arguments Made Against Euthanasia for People With Psychiatric Disorders. The Lancet Psychiatry (2026)

jurisprudenceend-of-life issueshealth lawmedical lawpsychiatric disordersbioethicsdeath studieslawpsychiatrymedicolegal issuesphilosophylegal medicinemedical ethicsphilosophy of law

Jme Volume 51 Issue 2 Cover and Front Matter. The Journal of Law Medicine & Ethics (2023)

Anita Allen-CastellittoR CharoEllen ClaytonBernard DickensBarry FurrowJay GoldInc MetastarLawrence GostinAna IltisNancy KingJohn LantosWendy MarinerMaxwell MehlmanE MorreimThomas MurrayWendy ParmetKaren RothenbergMargaret SomervilleDaniel SulmasyLois SulmasySusan WolfStuart YoungnerJamie KingJoanna Manning

medicinejurisprudenceethicsmedical lawlawfront matterjournalismmedical ethics

Ags Survey Actually Supports Engaged Neutrality for Physician‐Assisted Death. Journal of the American Geriatrics Society (2020)

Stuart J. YoungnerRebecca Thoman

public healthengaged neutralitygeriatric medicinephysician-assisted deathfamily medicineinformed consentend-of-life careclinical gerontologysocial gerontologygeriatricssurvey methodologyhealth policy

Neonatal Organ and Tissue Donation for Research: Options Following Death by Natural Causes. Cell and Tissue Banking (2020)

Martha AndersonStuart YoungnerRegina Dunne SmithRaja R. NandyalJeffrey P. OrlowskiB. Jessie HillSarah Gutin Barsman

public healthtissue donationneonatal organrespiratory medicinehepatologyneonatologynatural causes

Pig Brain Study Could Fuel Debates Around Death. Nature (2019)

pig brain studydeath investigationthanatologybioethicsforensic medicinedeath studieshuman biologyneurosciencemortality

Pig Experiment Challenges Assumptions Around Brain Damage in People. Nature (2019)

Stuart YoungnerInsoo Hyun

neurologybrain injurybrain damageneurosciencebehavioral sciences

POVERTY: Not a Justification for Banning Physician‐Assisted Death. The Hastings Center Report (2018)

Lindsey M. FreemanSusannah L. RoseStuart J. Youngner

public healthpovertyphysician-assisted deathhealth policy

When Slippery Slope Arguments Miss the Mark: A Lesson From One Against Physician-Assisted Death. Journal of Medical Ethics (2018)

Eric BlackstoneStuart J Youngner

slippery slope argumentsphysician-assisted deathmedical ethicshealth policy

How Can You Be Transparent About Labeling the Living as Dead ?. The American Journal of Bioethics (2017)

David Rodríguez-AriasDominic WilkinsonStuart Youngner

public healthethicsend-of-life issuesbiogerontologythanatologybioethicsbiologyveterinary medicinedeath studieshuman biologyhealth sciences

Medical Futility. Springer eBooks (2017)

Gregory A. HoltonAngela G. Catic

pediatricsmedical futility

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Stuart J. Youngner

Professor Emeritus

Case Western Reserve University

Affiliations

School of Medicine

Bioethics

Stuart J. Youngner is currently serving as a Bioethics Professor Emeritus at Case Western Reserve University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Stuart J. Youngner

Case Western Reserve University

Professor Emeritus

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Three Fallacies in Arguments Made Against Euthanasia for People With Psychiatric Disorders. The Lancet Psychiatry (2026)

jurisprudenceend-of-life issueshealth lawmedical lawpsychiatric disordersbioethicsdeath studieslawpsychiatrymedicolegal issuesphilosophylegal medicinemedical ethicsphilosophy of law

Jme Volume 51 Issue 2 Cover and Front Matter. The Journal of Law Medicine & Ethics (2023)

medicinejurisprudenceethicsmedical lawlawfront matterjournalismmedical ethics

Ags Survey Actually Supports Engaged Neutrality for Physician‐Assisted Death. Journal of the American Geriatrics Society (2020)

Stuart J. YoungnerRebecca Thoman

public healthengaged neutralitygeriatric medicinephysician-assisted deathfamily medicineinformed consentend-of-life careclinical gerontologysocial gerontologygeriatricssurvey methodologyhealth policy

Neonatal Organ and Tissue Donation for Research: Options Following Death by Natural Causes. Cell and Tissue Banking (2020)

Martha AndersonStuart YoungnerRegina Dunne SmithRaja R. NandyalJeffrey P. OrlowskiB. Jessie HillSarah Gutin Barsman

public healthtissue donationneonatal organrespiratory medicinehepatologyneonatologynatural causes

Pig Brain Study Could Fuel Debates Around Death. Nature (2019)

pig brain studydeath investigationthanatologybioethicsforensic medicinedeath studieshuman biologyneurosciencemortality

Pig Experiment Challenges Assumptions Around Brain Damage in People. Nature (2019)

Stuart YoungnerInsoo Hyun

neurologybrain injurybrain damageneurosciencebehavioral sciences

POVERTY: Not a Justification for Banning Physician‐Assisted Death. The Hastings Center Report (2018)

Lindsey M. FreemanSusannah L. RoseStuart J. Youngner

public healthpovertyphysician-assisted deathhealth policy

When Slippery Slope Arguments Miss the Mark: A Lesson From One Against Physician-Assisted Death. Journal of Medical Ethics (2018)

Eric BlackstoneStuart J Youngner

slippery slope argumentsphysician-assisted deathmedical ethicshealth policy

How Can You Be Transparent About Labeling the Living as Dead ?. The American Journal of Bioethics (2017)

David Rodríguez-AriasDominic WilkinsonStuart Youngner

public healthethicsend-of-life issuesbiogerontologythanatologybioethicsbiologyveterinary medicinedeath studieshuman biologyhealth sciences

Medical Futility. Springer eBooks (2017)

Gregory A. HoltonAngela G. Catic

pediatricsmedical futility

1
2
3
4
5
15
10 / page

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