Topic
Bioethics
298 published works
Health Law Prof Blog
Slipping on Slippery Slope Arguments
Roberto fumagalli (Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca), Slipping on Slippery Slope Arguments, 34 (4) Bioethics 412 (2020):Slippery slope arguments (SSAs) are used in a wide range of philosophical debates, but…
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The Law-Medicine Center at the CWRU School of Law Presents Webinar Today – Universal Immunization Against COVID: What Law and Society Can Do
The Law-Medicine Center at the CWRU School of Law Presents Webinar Today - Universal Immunization Against COVID: What Law and Society Can DoIn this webinar, experts in medicine, health care…
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Social Justice, Civil Rights, and Bioethics
Kathy L. Cerminara (Nova Southeastern University), Social Justice, Civil Rights, and Bioethics, Stetson L. Rev. (2020, Forthcoming):A stunning confluence of events in the United States in the first few months…
The Faculty Lounge
Speaking of challenge trials
Speaking of challenge trials . . .this panel that I recently moderated for Duke Science & Society is quite informative, I think. It features Marc Lipsitch, who is a professor…
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Chapter: “Health Law and Ethics”
William M. Sage (University of Texas), I. Glenn Cohen (Harvard Law School), Allison K. Hoffman (University of Pennsylvania), Chapter: “Health Law and Ethics,” U. Penn. Law School Public Law Research…
The Right Coast
‘Morality pills’ may be the US’s best shot at ending the coronavirus pandemic, according to one ethicist
It seems that the U.S. is not currently equipped to cooperatively lower the risk confronting us. Many are instead pinning their hopes on the rapid development and distribution of an…
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Savior Siblings, Protective Progeny, and Parental Determinism in the age of CRISPR-Cas
Barbara Pfeffer Billauer (Institute of World Politics), Savior Siblings, Protective Progeny, and Parental Determinism in the age of CRISPR-Cas, SSRN:The current state of technology and law allows for creating children,…
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Ageism and CoVid 19: First They Lock the Oldsters Up, Then They Refuse The Ventilators. What’s Next?
Barbara Pfeffer Billauer (Institute of World Politics), Ageism and CoVid 19: First They Lock the Oldsters Up, Then They Refuse The Ventilators. What’s Next? SSRN:Most commentators claim that age is…
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Family Refusal of Emergency Medical Treatment in China: An Investigation from Legal, Empirical and Ethical Perspectives
Pingyue Jin, Xinqing Zhang, Family Refusal of Emergency Medical Treatment in China: An Investigation from Legal, Empirical and Ethical Perspectives, 34 Bioethics 306 (2020):This paper is an analysis of the…
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It is Better to Be Ignorant of Our Moral Enhancement: A Reply to Zambrano
Parker Crutchfield (Western Michigan University), It is Better to Be Ignorant of Our Moral Enhancement: A Reply to Zambrano, 34 Bioethics 190 (2020):In a recent issue of Bioethics, I argued…