Current Volume

Volume XVI, 2025

Editor-in-Chief: Sanchali Dighe. Editors: Tejaswini Venkat, Diya M. Nathan, Justin Lee, Mariana Simpson, Helena Tan, Daksha Nair, Manya Vij

Our seventeenth edition explores how increased access and interconnectedness have given rise to distinct, modern forms of bioethical tension. Sanchali Dighe opens with a piece on how health communication through social media shapes public understanding, while Tejaswini Venkat examines how artificial intelligence has turned the infrastructure of care into a landscape of exposure. Diya M Nathan, Justin Lee, and Mariana Simpson turn to the systems of fertility tourism, science communication, and immigration surveillance that govern bodies and information. And lastly, we bring new perspectives to standard technology and practices: Helena Tan writes about conflicts between Western medicine and cultural beliefs, Daksha Nair examines unequal access to neurorehabilitation, and Manya Vij explores the bioethical risks of period-tracking apps in a post-Roe landscape.

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