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Book SynopsisChapter 1. Introduction.- Part I: Persons with Diverse Identities.- Chapter 2. The Bioethics of Disability and Some Neglected Goods.- Chapter 3. The Importance of Theological Anthropology for Bioethics in the Key of Disability.- Chapter 4. Accompanying the Transgender Patient in Catholic Health Care: Morally Permissible Interventions.- Chapter 5. Epistemic Humility, Intuitive Cognition, and the Care of Transgender Persons.- Part II: Public and Global Health.- Chapter 6. More than the Greatest Good for the Greatest Number: Developing a Catholic Public Health Ethic.- Chapter 7. Public Health Care Ethics: Applying Catholic Social Teaching using the G-O-A-LS Method.- Chapter 8. Global Health Ethics.- Chapter 9. Taking Responsibility for Consequences in Faith-Based Global Mission Work: Insights from Modern Catholic Missionaries.- Part III: Pandemic Policies.- Chapter 10. Triage and the Patient-Physician Relationship.- Chapter 11. What Is “Ethics as Usual” Under Crisis Standards of Care?.- Chapter 12. Catholic Vaccine Ethics: Reexamining the Role of Virtues, Moral Principles, and Magisterial Teachings.- Chapter 13. Vaccine Mandates Serve the Common Good.- Part IV: Artificial Intelligence.- Chapter 14. Catholic Counsel for the Virtuous Use of AI in Physical, Mental, and Spiritual Health Care.- Chapter 15. Bioethics and Generative AI: A Casuist Approach to Operationalizing Aspirational Insights.
