Abraham P. Schwab, PhD

Invalid argument: Even nonvoters right to complain when their interests go unrepresented.

In the first degree: College experiences prepare you to live your life – if not necessarily for your eventual career

Engagement best antidote to electoral interference

The Irresponsible Rejection of Expertise

The Perversity of Trump, Banks, and the GOP

Facts to the Contrary

The Hidden Horrors of Healthcare Reform

Why I Don’t Really Care About Single-Payer Or The Graham-Cassidy Bill

Positioned to Keep Executive in Check

Talking Precisely About Sensitivities

Health System Shouldn't Limit Opportunities

Senate Republicans' Brutal Honesty About Health Care Reform

A 'Richer' Appreciation of the ACHA

Paul Ryan's Problem with Medicare

Russia conflicts offer Sessions in D.C. ethics

Conflicts Of Interest In The Professions And In Public Service

Repeal or Reform

Ethics Bungle Confirms Lawmakers Break with Constituent Concerns

You Should Make Your Holiday Gathering More Uncomfortable: Here's How [Advance Care Planning]

A Transition Awash in Issues [Trump and Conflicts of Interest]

A Sucker is Born Every Minute

Community Leaders Must Reassure Most Vulnerable

The Ethics of Accountability at IPFW

A Theocratic View of Abortion

Unsatisfactory Answers for Nation's Muslims

Diagnosing Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump From a Distance

The Cognitive Dissonance of Marijuana

The Mercenary Markets of Healthcare

Gun Control, Public Health, and the Public Good

Ethics of Student Evaluations and Program Accreditations

Healthcare Ethics Consultants’ Place in the World of Health Care ‘Professionals’

A "Liberal"Dose of Publicity

In Celebration of National Health Decisions Day: A Primer on Advance Directives in Indiana

Courting Disaster: House Bill 1337 and Increasing Regulations on Abortion in Indiana

The Moral Conundrum About Medicare for All

Who Should Decide When the Patient Can’t: A Few Suggestions for the Indiana Legislature

Putting a Price on Quality of Life

Refusal to help Syrian refugees is a selfish act

Moving from the Right to Refuse to the Responsibilities of Control

Different Kinds of Death: A Primer on Problems at the End of Life

A Valuable Lesson in Morality in the Marketplace

Role of Religion in a Pluralistic Society

The False Promise of Defunding

The Failure of BMI as a Medical Metric

William S.E. “Doc” Coleman and Getting Paid to Talk

Recent Cases Reveal How Ideology Can Blind Us

Obamacare and SCOTUS, Part III: A Primer and Opinions on King v. Burwell

Pushing the Needle: a Therapeutic Approach to Drug Use and Social

Taking a Big ISTEP toward Adulthood

The Importance, and Limits, of Advance Care Planning

Putting Patients’ Wishes First

Paul Kalanithi, Smith-Magenis Syndrome, and Certainty in Medicine

Two Key Distinctions for Understanding the Value of Vaccinations

The Alchemy of Allergies: What Blood Tests Mean . . . and What They Don’t

The Failure to Police Medical Professionals

Some Lessons Ferguson Can’t Teach

Obamacare, Net Neutrality, and ‘Whac-a-Mole’ Regulation

Going Gently into That Good Night

Remembering Your Right of Refusal

CDC role to ensure risks are minimal [Ebola]

The Business of Ebola

Facebook, Baby’s Blood, and the Debate over Informed Consent

Complicated, Crowded Decisions

‘Respecting Choices’ in Northeast Indiana

HIP, Hoosiers, and Healthcare Incentives

Keep Your Head in the Game

School Districts Need Uniform Policy for Allergens in the Classroom

Emphasis on Bottom Line can Destroy Workers’ Trust

Hidden Costs of Health Care

How Do You Define Death

Injunction Highlights Health Coverage Flaws

POST helps crystallize End-of-Life Decisions

Acting in the Best Interests of the Patient

Medical Work Demands Inoculations

Insurance Analogy Unhealthy Example: Your body offers fewer controllable variables than your vehicle

End Run on Obamacare: Small Businesses Get Burden that Shouldn't be Theirs

Subsidize Civic, but not Vocational Training