Yeah it really splits the crowd. There were three case studies from the course but I can't find my offering's outline and I forget the third case study. The first one was: "A woman signs a form saying that if she gets dementia she wants euthanasia in the late/developed stages of the illness. Later, she gets there, but this 'version' of her has a really high quality of life and is quite contented. Do you follow through?"

In between there were discussions of frameworks like Aristotelian/Kantian/utilitarian ethics. There were also some medical specific stuff, like the biopsychosocial model of disability. Pretty neat overall, though tbh I wish I took an ethics class more relevant to my current academic pursuits (math)