Pandora's Box.

The article discusses various topics related to scientific research, euthanasia, brain function, and gender disparities in the medical profession. It highlights the negative impact of the emphasis on the volume of publications in scientific research, leading to a decrease in the quality of work and the prioritization of quantity over teaching. Spain has proposed a new evaluation system that considers a broader range of research outputs and values papers co-produced with non-academic authors and local communities. The article also explores the ethical and legal issues surrounding euthanasia, with a focus on the UK, and presents different perspectives on the topic. Additionally, it discusses a study on how the brain produces speech and reveals the prevalence of sexual misconduct, particularly towards women, in the surgical workforce. The article emphasizes the need for further research and action to address these issues in the medical profession. [Extracted from the article]