Diane O'Leary, PhD

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Published: 2026-07-02T04:51:13.168Z
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About Diane O'Leary, PhD

Diane O'Leary, PhD is a philosopher and bioethicist whose work is focused on mind and body in medicine.

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To understand what we are as human beings – to make sense of our place as vibrant, morally conscious individuals in the physical world – there is no better place to look than medicine.

It’s taken me a long time to see this and say it out loud, because it’s taken philosophy such a long time to look in this direction. Whatever we might learn from science about our physicality, and whatever we might learn from art, from ethics, or from love about our humanity, we are accustomed to a certain distance between these two kinds of perspectives. In medicine, though, we must see through both lenses at once. We address in great scientific detail the sense in which we are physical things, as we address in great humanistic detail the sense in which each of us is a unique individual with experiences that matter.

As the two come together in medicine they force us to a philosophical conundrum, the “hard problem of consciousness”, the question of how to make scientific sense of private human experiences. As I see it, we arrive in medicine at the mind-body problem in its truest and most meaningful form – because here the stakes are as high as they could be. While in philosophy we can entertain the wildest explorations of what experience might amount to, in medicine when we get it wrong, real people suffer. When medical doctors or psychiatrists entertain incoherent ideas about mind and body, they make bad decisions about how to assist us in being well.