End of Life Care in France and the US with Hastings Center Scholar Michael Gusmano
Life & Death Seminar Rutgers Center for Historical Analysis 15 Seminary Place, Room 6051, New Brunswick, NJEnd of Life Care in France and the US with Hastings Center Scholar Michael Gusmano, Life & Death Seminar Rutgers Center for Historical Analysis, January 21st at Rutgers University
Ethics of Workarounds in Health Care with Hastings Center Scholar Nancy Berlinger
Robert H Lurie Medical Research Center 303 E. Superior, Chicago, ILThe Montgomery Lectures series addresses diverse topics within bioethics and the medical humanities. Presenters are faculty, affiliates, and alumni of the Medical Humanities & Bioethics Graduate Program--along with a few special guests. The lectures run every Thursday from noon to 12:45pm during The Graduate School's fall, winter, and spring quarters. They are open to students,...
Vaccine Access, Vaccine Hesitancy: Challenges to Herd Immunity
OnlineIf the United States is to achieve herd immunity, at least 75-85% of the population will need to be vaccinated, yet there are many different kinds of barriers to overcome. Some Americans are reluctant or wish to wait, because they distrust government or the safety of the vaccines or believe in widespread conspiracy theories. Views...
Bioethics of Migration/Creating Systems of Safety for Undocumented and Low-Wage Immigrants as a Vulnerable Population
OnlineWith Hastings Center scholar Nancy Berlinger. Ethics Grand Rounds, Alden March Bioethics Institute, Albany Medical College
Planning for Seniors Housing in Changing Cities: A Cross National Exchange
OnlineMay 11-12, 2021, 12–4:00 pm EST Sessions This virtual conference features presentations and discussions on priority topics related to seniors housing, such as housing preservation, eviction prevention, and access to support services. Hastings Center research scholar Nancy Berlinger will be presenting.
Stiftung Charité presents Charité BIH Entrepreneurship Summit 2021
Onlinewith an interview by Hastings Center President Mildred Solomon of Hastings Center Fellow Arthur Caplan
Questioning Cure: Disability, Identity, and Healing
OnlineShould cure be the ultimate aim of health care? Sometimes aiming at cure entails trying to fix disability rather than enabling disabled people to flourish. Sometimes it obscures the goal of healing. And sometimes aiming at cure entails failing to distinguish between disease and difference. In this webinar, disabled writers and educators Anand Prahlad, Ann...
The Importance of Bioethics for Our Contemporary and Near Future World
OnlineHastings Center scholar Nancy Berlinger will present with a panel at NYU's inaugural Annual Undergraduate Philosophy Conference at NYU.
Binocularity: A Conceptual Tool for Comprehending and Respecting Persons
OnlineSenior research scholar Erik Parens will be presenting as part of The Montreal Health Ethics Conference Series 2021: Wellness, health and human flourishing.
Do Genetic Findings Impact Perceptions of Responsibility?
OnlineThis symposium is sponsored by the Center for Research on Ethical, Legal & Social Implications of Psychiatric, Neurologic & Behavioral Genetics at Columbia University Irving Medical Center, funded by the National Human Genome Research Institute, in collaboration with The Hastings Center.
Building Effective Stakeholder and Public Engagement Strategies for Vector Control Projects
OnlineHastings Center scholar Carolyn Neuhaus will present at the ANTI-VeC webinar series.
Vaccine Mandates and Passports: Are They Legal and Ethical?
OnlineJoin Mildred Solomon, the president of The Hastings Center, to discuss these issues with four experts on ethics and law from across the political spectrum.
At the Crossroads of Ethics, Law, Medicine and Anthropology
OnlineThis forum will explore our obligations to non-citizens at the U.S. southern border through ethical, legal, medical, and anthropological lenses. Moderated by Hastings Center scholar Nancy Berlinger.
Medical Interfaces with Emotion AI: Shaping Public Narratives and Perceptions of Nonverbal Patients with Degenerative Diseases
OnlineHastings Center PMRA Isabel Bolo is presenting, "Medical Interfaces with Emotion AI: Shaping Public Narratives and Perceptions of Nonverbal Patients with Degenerative Diseases" at the CEPE/IACAP Joint Conference 2021: The Philosophy and Ethics of Artificial Intelligence
Breakthrough or Breakdown: Should the FDA Have Approved the New Alzheimer’s Drug?
OnlineHastings Center President Mildred Z. Solomon will be hosting our next Hastings Conversations webinar as she will get to the bottom of the FDA’s decision and its consequences for patients and families, the health care system, and the integrity of regulatory oversight.
Do Justice and Equity Concerns Bolster or Hinder the Case for the Use of Gene Drive Applications?
OnlineHastings Center scholar Carolyn Neuhaus is on one panel “Do Justice and Equity Concerns Bolster or Hinder the Case for the Use of Gene Drive Applications?” in a series of five panel deliberations entitled “Unsettled Ethical Issues in Gene Drive Research” through the Forum, a collaboration between The Foundation for the NIH (FNIH) GeneConvene Global Collaborative and...
Achieving COVID-19 Vaccine Equity
OnlineHastings Center PMRA Danielle Pacia will be participating in Stanford’s INFODEMIC conference on Social Media and Covid-19 Misinformation. Moderated by: William Haseltine, Discussants: Danielle Pacia, Lisa Menning, and Tom Bollyky.
The Ethical Imperatives for Social Media Companies and Influencers to Act
OnlineHastings Center research scholar Nancy Berlinger will be participating in Stanford’s INFODEMIC conference on Social Media and Covid-19 Misinformation. With discussants: Dr. Travis Rieder, Dr. Nancy Berlinger, and Dr. Arthur Caplan.
“Binocular Vision: A Tool for Thinking about Enhancement”
OnlineHastings Center scholar Erik Parens will be giving a talk entitled “Binocular Vision: A Tool for Thinking about Enhancement” at Erasmus School of Philosophy in Rotterdam.