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The articles in this issue examine the ethics of intervention in medical affairs across many different domains—from intimate relationships to medical resource allocations, from public health policy to epistemic practices among medical practitioners, to making mental health treatment more precise. While spanning seemingly disparate territories, these contributions converge on a central insight: ethical intervention demands careful attention to context, purpose, and particularity.
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