"The Ethics of Ability and Enhancement" is an academic book that addresses the ethical responsibilities related to health, particularly concerning disabilities. In recent years, the fields of Disability Studies and human enhancement have developed into significant areas of research within medical ethics. This book stimulates discussions on central ethical issues concerning identity, physicality, discrimination, and adaptation. It also addresses topics such as distributive justice and the limits of medical rights. Edited by two philosophers specializing in ethics, the book combines theoretical debates with practical questions that can affect both healthcare providers and patients. By incorporating a variety of high-quality voices and perspectives, it serves as a valuable resource for scholars working in this important and emerging field of health and leadership ethics.