Health communication ethics is the academic field dedicated to the critical examination of moral principles, values, and decision-making inherent in the processes of creating, disseminating, and receiving health-related information and engaging in health interactions. This concept investigates the ethical challenges arising in diverse communication contexts, such as patient-provider dialogue, public health campaigns, and health information technologies, aiming to ensure responsible practice, foster trust, and uphold the rights and well-being of individuals and communities.