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The Privacy Paradox and Duty to Warn

December 15, 2018 · by impact ethics · in Law & Policy, Public Health, Science and Technology

Kathy Hodgkinson and Daryl Pullman propose that high risk/high recurrence genetic diseases should come under the purview of public health.

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A Reading and Discussion with George Estreich

Fear & Loathing in Bioethics

"She has a PhD, but she does not have a designated classroom. Nor does she have an office. Nor does she have a set schedule, nor tenure, nor healthcare benefits, nor anything that could be described as a decent living wage. She is a full-time adjunct professor: one of thousands of members of the extremely well-educated academic underclass, whose largely unknown sufferings have played just as big a role as student debt in enabling the entire swollen College Industrial Complex to exist."

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Medical science can save younger and younger babies. Medical culture is changing as a result.

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Is ‘Dad Joke” Sexist?

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