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(Unsplash/Robina Weermeijer) Some Catholic doctors and medical ethicists have raised concern about possible forthcoming changes to the legal definition of brain death used in most U.S. states. The issue of whether family consent should be required for brain death testing is of particular importance, especially since a determination of brain death can allow for patients organs to be harvested if they are registered as an organ donor. It s somewhat interesting that the church formally declared a human person begins at the moment of conception, but at the end of life they re kind of passing the buck, said Joseph Eble, president of the Tulsa, Oklahoma guild of the Catholic Medical Association and co-author of a March article in Homiletic & Pastoral Review expressing concern about potential Uniform Determination of Death Act changes.

New yorkUnited statesLucy grindonAllen robertsJason eberlThaddeus popeRichardj bonnieMariane lewisJoseph ebleSamuel thummaYves hermanClinical ethics committee at georgetown university hospitalLaw commissionCatholic medical associationLouis universityRobina weermeijer