Monthly Archives: October 2013
Science Literacy for Judges
Jacquelyn Shaw argues that mandatory science education for judges is long overdue and that it would be advisable to appoint more science-trained judges when possible.
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Bioethics Forum
- Finding Common Ground to Reduce Gun Violence
- The Multiplicity of Monsters: Frankenstein, Nuremberg, and Us
- Your Study is Terminated: Researchers Need to Prepare Participants
- What COP30 Can Learn from Climate Bioethics
- What Research Scandals? Welcome to the Bioethics Memory Hole
- Legal Medical Aid in Dying: The Paradox of Privacy
- Midwives Are Essential for Improving Mississippi’s Maternal and Infant Health
- Geographical Aging
- What We Talk About When We Talk About Dementia
- Better Safe than Sorry? Tylenol, Pregnancy, and Ethics
Biopolitical Times
- Reproduction and Family Formation: The State and the Market
- Feminist Intersections: Reproductive Genome Editing at a Crossroads
- Genetic Justice from Start to Summit, Part 1
- Genetic Justice from Start to Summit, Part 2
- Why oppose heritable genome editing?
- Forging New Disability Rights Narratives about Heritable Genome Editing
- Clip: “How do we Change the Current Conversation About Heritable Genome Editing?”
- Clip: Milton Reynolds on Eugenics and Historical Continuities
- Clip: Krystal Tsosie on the Lack of Equitable Healthcare
- Clip: Krystal Tsosie –The Danger of Democratizing Technologies and the Question "Who is Benefiting?"
Fear & Loathing in Bioethics
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Healthy Debate
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Practical Ethics
- Celebrating Women in Ethics #WiE
- National Uehiro Oxford Essay Prize in Practical Ethics
- Equity in Global Health: reflections from the Humanities
- ‘Happy Birthday to E-Uni-Well’
- When Slowing Down Creates Value
- UOI’s First Anniversary!
- Practically prompted #4: Carnival, Cameras, and Consent: The Ethics of Live Facial Recognition at Notting Hill
- Practically Prompted #3: VPNs Top the App Charts After UK Age-Checks Kick In: What Does “Protecting Children” Justify?
- Practically Prompted #2 – Regulating the Regulators: Europe’s New AI ‘Code of Practice’ and the Ethics of Voluntary Compliance
- Congratulations to ‘IDEA’ in Leeds!
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