This chapter delves into the role of medical ethics in day-to-day Ob/Gyn practice and the ethical principles that guide clinical decision-making. It focuses on the concepts of autonomy, beneficence, nonmaleficence, justice, and how they can be applied to uncertain clinical scenarios. The history of medical ethics is examined, primarily focusing on the ethical violations that have led to the erosion of public trust throughout medicine. Moreover, the importance of medical ethics today is further elucidated in the evolving landscape of reproductive rights and access to care following the overturn of the landmark Roe v. Wade decision. Overall, it seeks to challenge Ob/Gyn providers to assume an empathetic approach to ethical dilemmas and foster a commitment to social justice initiatives to reduce health disparities in the pursuit of equitable care.