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From Prohibition to Prescription: Ethical Considerations in Medical Cannabis Use
Oct 28, 2024Full story -
14th Annual CCTSI Conference: Out of Site, Out of Mind
Nov 7, 2024Full story -
NCHED CE presentation on Spirituality, Religion and Oral Health
Nov 19, 2024Full story -
Holocaust Genocide and Contemporary Bioethics Program
Jan 27, 2025Full story -
From Prohibition to Prescription: Ethical Considerations in the Psychedelic Renaissance
Feb 10, 2025Full story -
National Collaborative on Humanities & Ethics in Dentistry
Feb 25, 2025Full story -
Caring in the Context of Patient Violence
Oct 1, 2023Presentation by Darcy Copeland, RN, PhD Moderated by Julie Swaney, M.Div.Full story -
Current Ethical Controversies in Organ Donation
Dec 1, 2023Presentation by Brian Jackson, MD, MA Moderated by Julie Swaney, M.Div.Full story -
I object! I insist! … conscientious practice in health care
Jan 1, 2024Presentation by Matthew Wynia, MD, MPH Moderated by Julie Swaney, M.Div.Full story -
Psychiatric Disorders and Capacity Evaluations: Ethical Principles
Mar 1, 2024Presentation by Thida Thant, MD and Helen Murray, MD Moderated by Gianna MoralesFull story -
Hospice Decision Making in Older Black Adults
Apr 1, 2024Presentation by Channing Tate, PhD, MPH Moderated by Julie Swaney, M.Div.Full story -
Can the placenta and breastmilk be used for offspring drug delivery?
May 1, 2024Presentation by Teri Hernandez, PhD, RN, FAAN and Michael Zaretsky, MD Moderated by Gianna MoralesFull story -
Physicians Conscience-Based Barriers to Medical Aid in Dying
Jun 1, 2024Presentation by Mika Hamer, PhD, MPH, with commentary by Arthur Caplan, PhD; Moderated by Gianna MoralesFull story -
Inaugural Claman Professorship
Feb 7, 2013Full story -
Mental Illness, Mass Shootings and the Politics of American Firearms
Oct 23, 2014Full story -
Beethoven: Tragedy and Triumph
Nov 9, 2017Full story -
Giant study finds untrustworthy trials pollute gold-standard medical reviewsOpens in a new window
Dec 18, 2024Findings from clinical trials are summarized in Cochrane’s systematic reviews, which guide medical treatment.Opens in a new window Full story -
Unclaimed dead bodies are often "donated" to science — but it’s not always consensualOpens in a new window
Oct 27, 2024Still, other data suggests the practice continues to occur in various institutions across the country. In a 2018 study published in the journal of Anatomical Sciences Education, 12% of 146 medical schools who responded to a survey said they used unclaimed bodies in medical education, with many of the people who ran the programs reporting that they were neutral on the question of whether it was important to tell students about the origins of the body, said study author Dr. Matthew DeCamp, a general internist at John Hopkins University.Opens in a new window Full story -
Uncovering hidden bias in clinical researchOpens in a new window
Oct 22, 2024Lisa Bero, a professor at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus, has been at the forefront of understanding how corporate funding biases research and how to assess what scientific evidence is reliable. She talks to host Monya Baker about her investigations into the tobacco and pharmaceutical industries, techniques industries use to shape evidence to favor their products, and the importance of independent research to inform policy.Opens in a new window Full story -
Prof. Daniel Goldberg Discusses His Recently Published, "Tackle Football and Traumatic Brain Injuries"Opens in a new window
Oct 22, 2024Prof. Goldberg’s book examines how the NFL has for decades masterfully, successfully employed a set of strategies or scripts termed the “Manufacture of Doubt,” to avoid governmental regulation.Opens in a new window Full story