Bioethics urges us to question and debate fundamental moral issues that arise in health-related sciences.
However, as a result of Western dominance and globalization, bioethical thinking and practice has inevitably been shaped and defined by Western theories.
With recent discussions centering on the relationship between culture and bioethics, it is important to consider how and to what extent can bioethics reflect and accommodate non-Western values and beliefs? Debatably, many scholars workin.