Barnaby PeppiattFeb 27, 20214 min readAre classrooms really the place for masks?So, the exciting news of this week is that we will finally be returning to school on the 8th of March. After months of school closures, I...
Barnaby PeppiattJan 28, 20216 min readThe greatest medical discovery?Attached below is my recent submission an Oxford essay competition (in which I wrote about the discovery of penicillin) entitled: The...
Barnaby PeppiattJan 27, 20215 min readThe ethics of genetic screeningGenetic screening is, and will continue to be, subject to some controversy. The process of genetic screening involves the use of multiple...
Barnaby PeppiattJan 3, 20214 min readThe school dilemmaStarting this new year, it seems that the return to school for me, alongside 12 million other children has (yet again) been thrown into...
Barnaby PeppiattNov 26, 20202 min readThe ethics of euthanasiaEuthanasia can be described as the act of deliberately ending a person's life to relieve suffering. It come from two greek terms; eu-...
Barnaby PeppiattNov 24, 20201 min readThe issue of confidentiality Confidentiality in medicine means restricting the circulation of information that a patient offers to those involved in their care and...
Barnaby PeppiattNov 23, 20208 min readNHS Hot Topics 20202020 has been a big year for the NHS. COVID-19, Brexit, the junior doctor contract; currently, there are a whole swathe of issues facing...
Barnaby PeppiattNov 17, 20203 min readMandatory vaccination: unethical medicine, or a necessity?With the possibility of a COVID-19 vaccine fast approaching, I have felt compelled to do some research into the ethics of compulsory...