| Event Title |
Topics |
Sponsors |
The Year |
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A Difficult Case from the NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Ethics Committee: Brain Death: How Far Must We Go in Accommodating Different Views?
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Ethics Committee,Ethics for Lunch |
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November / 9 / 2008 |
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ISSUES IN BIOMEDICINE RAISED BY STUDIES OF AUTISM
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September / 25 / 2008 |
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End of Life Issues from a Jewish Perspective
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Case Studies |
The Columbia University Center for Bioethics |
May / 23 / 2008 |
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Must We Always Obey the Health Care Agent?
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Case Studies,Death dying and coping with illness,Ethics Committee,Ethics for Lunch |
Arnold P. Gold Foundation |
May / 13 / 2008 |
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Musicophilia: Tales of Music and the Brain
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Neuroethics and Neurosciences |
Fanny & Stephen Rosenak Foundation |
April / 8 / 2008 |
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Nanotechnology: How Tiny Particles Can Create Big Ethical Dilemmas?
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Nanotechnology |
The Columbia University Center for Bioethics |
March / 20 / 2008 |
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Determining a Mother’s Medical and Ethical Rights Over her Fetus and Newborn:
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Environmental Ethics,Ethics for Lunch,Pediatrics |
Arnold P. Gold Foundation |
March / 4 / 2008 |
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The Supreme Court and the Legal, Medical, and Ethical Challenges to Execution by Lethal Injection
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Ethics in Law |
The Columbia University Center for Bioethics |
January / 23 / 2008 |
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Can your lifestyle habits cost you your job?
Smoking and other behaviors as risk factors for unemployment.
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Professionalism |
The Columbia University Center for Bioethics |
December / 11 / 2007 |
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A Man who is both Blind and Psychotic Refuses Cataract Surgery: Which is Right- Beneficent Paternalism or Irrational Autonomy?
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Ethics Committee |
Arnold P. Gold Foundation |
November / 15 / 2007 |
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Project Cope Healing The Heroes of 9/11
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The Columbia University Center for Bioethics |
October / 23 / 2007 |
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Congratulations to our Faculty Associates on recent awards and appointments.
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The Columbia University Center for Bioethics |
October / 3 / 2007 |
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BIOCEP: A Prototype For Cross-Cultural Education in Bioethics
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Cross-cultural and International Bioethics |
The Columbia University Center for Bioethics |
September / 18 / 2007 |
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We Remember 9/11: 6th Anniversary Reflections
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The Columbia University Center for Bioethics |
September / 11 / 2007 |
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The Gold Foundation Ethics for Lunch Seminar Series: A Difficult Case from the NY-PH Ethics Committee: Does This Patient Have Decisional Capacity? How Can We Tell? Does It Matter?
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Informed Consent |
Arnold P. Gold Foundation |
May / 10 / 2007 |
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The Columbia Center for Bioethics Fifth Anniversary Lecture: A Critical Town Meeting to Assess Triage in an Avian Flu Pandemic: Who Will Get the Scarce Ventilator?
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Ethics Politics and Public Policy |
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April / 26 / 2007 |
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The Gold Foundation Ethics for Lunch Seminar Series: A Difficult Case from the CHONY Ethics Committee: Choosing Comfort Care Is Just the Beginning
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Pediatrics |
Arnold P. Gold Foundation |
March / 22 / 2007 |
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Healing By Killing: The Role of Healthcare Professionals in the Nazi Era
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Ethics Politics and Public |
Arnold P. Gold Foundation |
March / 19 / 2007 |
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Miss Evers' Boys
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Research Ethics |
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February / 8 / 2007 |
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Life After Stroke: Conversations with Couples
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Disabled Persons |
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February / 5 / 2007 |
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Touch Me Courage, Not Softly: The Right to Say No to Experimental Protocol
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Research Ethics |
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December / 13 / 2006 |
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The Gold Foundation Ethics for Lunch Seminar Series: A Difficult Case from the NY-PH Ethics Committee: A Patient's Request for Removal of A Ventricular Assist Device: Is It Ethical? Is It Legal?
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Death dying and coping with illness |
Arnold P. Gold Foundation |
November / 28 / 2006 |
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Celebrity Patients: Myths, Realities, and What These Cases Teach Us
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Professionalism |
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November / 14 / 2006 |
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The Long and Short of Long-Term Memory
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Neuroethics and Neurosciences |
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October / 23 / 2006 |
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Disability, Bioethics, and Human Rights
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Disabled Persons |
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September / 21 / 2006 |
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9.11: We Remember
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Ethics Politics and Public |
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September / 11 / 2006 |
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The Gold Foundation Ethics for Lunch Seminar Series: A Difficult Case from the NY-PH Ethics Committee: Advertising for a Kidney: Is It Ethical? Is It Legal?
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Transplantation Ethics |
Arnold P. Gold Foundation |
May / 9 / 2006 |
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Must we Always Tell the Truth? Integrity and Veracity in Research.
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Research Ethics |
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April / 25 / 2006 |
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Therapeutic Misconception in Clinical Research
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Research Ethics |
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March / 22 / 2006 |
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Heading Backwards: The American Rejection of Scienc
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Ethics Politics and Public Policy |
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March / 15 / 2006 |
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Disability and Bioethics: Moving Beyond Current Controversies
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Disabled Persons |
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March / 6 / 2006 |
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The Gold Foundation Ethics for Lunch Seminar Series: A Difficult Case from the CHONY Ethics Committee: When Parents Request An Untested Experimental Therapy for Their Extremely Ill Child
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Pediatrics |
Arnold P. Gold Foundation |
February / 16 / 2006 |
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Bioethics Mediation: How to Resolve Health Care Disputes
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Professionalism |
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January / 26 / 2006 |
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Spirituality, Religious Wisdom, and Care of the Patient
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Religion and Spirituality in Medicine |
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January / 9 / 2006 |
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Life and Death Decisions in the NICU
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Pediatrics |
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December / 9 / 2005 |
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The Gold Foundation Ethics for Lunch Seminar Series: A Difficult Case from the NY-PH Ethics Committee: Substituted Judgment: How Much Does the Proxy Really Know About the Patient's Wishes?
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Ethics Committee |
Arnold P. Gold Foundation |
November / 22 / 2005 |
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The Visible Brain: Where Are We Heading?
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Neuroethics and Neurosciences |
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October / 19 / 2005 |
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Building Better Brains: The Ethical Challenge of Neuroenhancement
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Neuroethics and Neurosciences |
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September / 14 / 2005 |
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Planting a Seed: Creating Communities for People with Aphasia and their Families in the Tri-State Area
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Neuroethics and Neurosciences |
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June / 4 / 2005 |
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Neuroscience, National Security, and Human Research Ethics
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Neuroethics and Neurosciences |
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May / 20 / 2005 |
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Race, Genetics, and Medicine: Is Race a Social Construct or a Factor for Optimal Prrescribing of Medication?
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Race and Racial Equity |
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May / 12 / 2005 |
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The Gold Foundation Ethics for Lunch Seminar Series: A Difficult Case from the NY-PH Ethics Committee: The Terri Schiavo Case: Medical Ethics' Perfect Storm, A Retrospective Analysis and Guide for the Perplexed
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Death dying and coping with illness |
Arnold P. Gold Foundation |
May / 3 / 2005 |
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Privacy vs. Protection: The Case of College Student Suicide
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Suicide |
National Institutes of Health (NIH) |
April / 21 / 2005 |
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The Norbert Goldenberg MD Ethics Lecture for the P&S Ethics Club: The Physician's Role In Allowing a Newborn to Die
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Pediatrics |
Arnold P. Gold Foundation |
April / 13 / 2005 |
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The Gold Foundation Ethics for Lunch Seminar Series: A Difficult Case from the NY-PH Ethics Committee: Does the Patient Have the Right to Refuse Lifesaving Surgery?
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Ethics Committee |
Arnold P. Gold Foundation |
March / 1 / 2005 |
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The Promise and Perils of Artifical Hearts
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Biotechnology and Society |
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January / 11 / 2005 |
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Loneliness in the Context of Illness
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Religion and Spirituality in Medicine |
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December / 13 / 2004 |
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Current Issues in Research Ethics (CIRE) Conference: Tissue and Data Repositories, Conflicts of Interest, and Students & Trainees in Research
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Conflicts of Interest |
National Institutes of Health (NIH) |
November / 15 / 2004 |
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The Gold Foundation Ethics for Lunch Seminar Series: A Difficult Case from the NY-PH Ethics Committee: A Challenging Case of Medical Futility
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Ethics Committee |
Arnold P. Gold Foundation |
October / 21 / 2004 |
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Taking Medical Ethics Seriously
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Professionalism |
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September / 13 / 2004 |
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Covering the World: Lead Poisoning and the Social History of a Childhood Epidemic
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Public Health |
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July / 14 / 2004 |
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Distributive Injustices and Pharmaceutical Prices
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Drug Industry |
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June / 7 / 2004 |
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Ethical Issues with Research in Complementary and Alternative Medicine
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Complementary and Alternative Medicine |
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May / 25 / 2004 |
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Politics and Bioethics
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Ethics Politics and Public |
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April / 21 / 2004 |
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The Gold Foundation Ethics for Lunch Seminar Series: A Difficult Case from the NY-PH Ethics Committee: Ethics of Sperm Retrieval from a Brain Dead Spouse
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Ethics Committee |
Arnold P. Gold Foundation |
March / 23 / 2004 |
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Current Issues in Research Ethics (CIRE) Conference: Unique Research Communities: Sensitivity to Privacy and Confidentiality, Participant's Rights, and Communication
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Privacy and Confidentiality |
National Institutes of Health (NIH) |
March / 11 / 2004 |
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GATTACA Film Night and Panel Discussion
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Genetics and Genomics |
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March / 2 / 2004 |
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Mortal Secrets: Truth and Lies in the Age of AIDS
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HIV/AIDS |
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November / 6 / 2003 |
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Brown Bag Lunch: Difficult Cases from the New York-Presbyterian Hospital Ethics Committee
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Ethics Committee |
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October / 28 / 2003 |
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Stem Cells: Science, Policy and Ethics
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Stem Cells Research and Cloning |
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September / 23 / 2003 |
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Privacy and Confidentiality and Conflicts of Interest: Keeping Pace with Research Practice
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Privacy and Confidentiality |
National Institutes of Health (NIH) |
May / 30 / 2003 |
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Patient Models of Confidentiality
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Privacy and Confidentiality |
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March / 27 / 2003 |
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Affirmative Action and the US Supreme Court
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Ethics Politics and Public |
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March / 14 / 2003 |
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The Choice is Yours
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Professionalism |
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February / 24 / 2003 |
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Should There Be Limits on the Right to Privacy? A History of Privacy and Surveillance in America
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Privacy and Confidentiality |
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February / 20 / 2003 |
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Ethics and Informed Consent: Capacity, Surrogates, and Advance Directives
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Informed Consent |
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January / 15 / 2003 |
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Teaching Ethics
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Animal Experimentation |
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November / 7 / 2002 |
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Changing University-Industry Interfaces: Conflicts of Interest and Other New Challenges
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Conflicts of Interest |
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October / 17 / 2002 |
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Virginia Apgar Celebration
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Pediatrics |
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September / 19 / 2002 |
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Center for Bioethics Inaugural Lecture and Celebration
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Cross-cultural and International Bioethics |
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April / 25 / 2002 |
