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Global Observatory for Genome Editing International Summit—Keynote Panel: Cosmopolitan Bioethics
Join the Global Observatory for Genome Editing's International Summit, a 3-day live and virtual event. On Thursday, May 22 at 3:30pm, Hastings Center President Vardit Ravitsky will present with colleagues on a keynote panel. Keynote Panel: Cosmopolitan Bioethics Modern biotechnologies are poised to alter what it means to be human. In deliberating on how to...
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Using AI for Research, Treatment and Prevention for HIV and Other Conditions: Ethical and Policy Challenges
AI is revolutionizing epidemiological tracking, prevention, treatment, and research of HIV and many other diseases, but also raises profound ethical, legal and policy questions. Join the HIV Center for Clinical and Behavioral Studies at the New York State Psychiatric Institute and Columbia University for a panel of experts, including Hastings Center for Bioethics president Vardit...
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Artificial Intelligence Code of Conduct for Health and Medicine Publication Release Webinar
This release webinar will discuss key findings from a new NAM special publication, An Artificial Intelligence Code of Conduct for Health and Medicine: Essential Guidance for Aligned Action, drawing attention to the Code of Conduct Framework, translating and applying the Code, and an overview of key priorities. An Artificial Intelligence Code of Conduct for Health and...
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From Coma to Consciousness: Are We Worried?
Recent neuroimaging research reveals that many patients formerly thought to be unresponsive in coma and vegetative states are in fact conscious, raising many ethical and clinical questions. Please join us for a conversation with Dr. Fins about these fascinating and important challenges. Join Hastings Center for Bioethics Board Chair Joseph J. Fins for this talk...
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GSA Arts and Humanities Forum. Humanistic AI and Humanistic Gerontology: Issues for Researchers
This interactive webinar is for two groups of gerontology researchers: those who study lived experiences and depictions of aging and want to learn more about humanistic AI models, such as chatbots, designed for older adults, and those who are involved in developing, piloting, and evaluating innovations in aging and care that may include humanistic AI...
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Memory, Medicine, and Law: Reflecting on the 20th Anniversary of Hurricane Katrina
Join the O'Neill Institute for National and Global Health Law in Washington, DC from September 11–13, 2025, for a powerful three-day symposium (co-sponsored by The Hastings Center for Bioethics) that brings together leading voices from law, public health, policy, and community advocacy. Hosted at Georgetown University’s Capitol Campus, this convening will explore the enduring legacy of...
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The Ethics of AI in Science and Healthcare
Join Hastings Center for Bioethics' President and CEO Vardit Ravitsky at the Endpoints AI day, AI in Biopharma: Where Promise Meets Pressure. Panel discussion: The Ethics of AI in Science and Healthcare Silicon Valley is about moving fast, while the world of medicine starts with first, doing no harm. How does that tension play out...
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Building Trust: AI Governance and Ethics in Medicine and Health, NAM Annual Meeting
Join Hastings Center for Bioethics' President and CEO Vardit Ravitsky and colleagues at the National Academy of Medicine's Annual Meeting 2025. Panel: Building Trust: AI Governance and Ethics in Medicine and HealthModerator: Kevin B. Johnson, MD, MS, FAAP, FACMI, FIAHSI, FAMIA,David L. Cohen, University Professor of Pediatrics, Informatics,Engineering and Communication, Perelman School of Medicine, School...
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A Dialogue on the Work of Nancy Neveloff Dubler (1941-2024): ASBH Conference
Panel Presentation: A Dialogue on the Works of Nancy Dubler, with Hastings Center Research Associate Julia Kolak. Panel:Autumn Fiester, PhDJoseph Fins, MDJulia Kolak, PhD, HEC-CJu Zhang, PhD Abstract: Bioethicist scholar Nancy Neveloff Dubler was a force of nature. As a lawyer turned bioethicist, she was a highly impactful scholar of clinical ethics, who pursued justice as...
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Ethical Considerations for Using AI to Predict Suicide Risk: ASBH Conference
This flash presentation by Hastings Center PMRA Faith Wershba at the annual ASBH Conference will consider using AI to predict a patient's suicide risk. Abstract for the presentation: Predicting a patient's suicide risk is a complex and high-stakes task. While there are a number of known risk factors that correlate with suicide attempts at the...
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Reproduction Networking Session: ASBH Conference
Hastings Center Research Associate Julia Kolak is the Co-Chair of the Reproductive Ethics Affinity Group hosting a panel presentation on the intersection of disability and reproductive justice in the post-Dobbs Era with Laura Guidry-Grimes.
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Breaking Down the Blind: Balanced Placebo Designs and Expectancy Effects in Psychedelic Research: ASBH Conference
Hastings Center Research Associate Julia Kolak will give a paper presentation titled Breaking Down the Blind: Balanced Placebo Designs and Expectancy Effects in Psychedelic Research.
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How Can Collaboration with People with Dementia Improve Communities?
This webinar features European and North American contributors to Living with Dementia: Learning from Cultural Narratives of Aging Societies, a new open-access collection from the Bioethics for Aging Societies research program of The Hastings Center for Bioethics.Participants will explore connections between ideas and values about dementia that are conveyed via cultural narratives - the common...
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