Vol. 4 No. 1 (2023)

• Does Schizophrenia Exist? A Deflationary Perspective

  Georg Repnikov

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• Methods of Inference and Shaken Baby Syndrome

  Nicholas Binney

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• When, How, and Why Did “Pain” Become Subjective? Beecher, Operationalization, and Its Problems

  Charles Djordjevic

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• What We Argue about when We Argue about Disease

  Harriet Fagerberg

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• Polygene Risk Scores A Philosophical Exploration

  James Woodward, Kenneth Kendler

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• Why It (Also) Matters What Infectious Disease Epidemiologists Call “Disease”

  David Stoellger

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Analysis

• Equal Access to Parenthood and the Imperfect Duty to Benefit

  J.Y. Lee, Ezio Di Nucci

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The Examination Room

• On the Relationship between Asymptomatic Infections and Diseases

  Martin Zach

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Perspectives

• From Evidence-Based Corona Medicine to Organismic Systems Corona Medicine

  James A. Marcum, Felix Tretter

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• “Tortured Phrases” in Covid-19 Literature Can They Serve as Epistemic Markers to Assess the Integrity of Biomedical Information?

  Jaime A. Teixeira da Silva

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• The Allure of Simplicity On Interpretable Machine Learning Models in Healthcare

  Thomas Grote

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Book Reviews

• Review of Jonathan Y. Tsou’s Philosophy of Psychiatry

  Hane Htut Maung

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• Medical Disorder Is Not a Black Box Essentialist Concept Review of Defining Mental Disorder: Jerome Wakefield and His Critics, edited by Luc Faucher and Denis Forest

  Harriet Fagerberg

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Letters

• Epistemic Injustice Should Matter to Psychiatrists

  Ian James Kidd, Lucienne Spencer, Eleanor Harris

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• Philosophers of Medicine Should Write More Letters for Medical Journals

  Timothy Daly

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• The DSM and Its Sociomedical Discontents

  Simone Raudino, Francesco Raudino

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