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  It takes less time than ever to publish papers. But is quality sacrificed by doing bioethics at warp speed, especially during the Covid pandemic?

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  Warp Speed Bioethics

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  What Values Should Guide Us? with Zeke Emanuel and Danielle Allen, hosted by Hastings Center president Mildred Solomon, is a discussion of the ethical issues related to easing Covid-19 pandemic restrictions in the United States. As the nation weighs when and how to re-open the economy, we will need to build a new normal that leads with… Read more

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  Re-opening the Nation, a Series of Hastings Conversations

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  Protesters questioning the ongoing need for lockdown measures aimed at controlling Covid19 are marching to make their concerns known, in some cases with arms and other military paraphernalia. Some ethicists think these protectors should sign a pledge to forego scarce medical care in the name of their political ideas. We disagree.

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  Clinicians Have a Moral Duty to Care for All Patients–Including Lockdown Protesters

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  Samara Peters

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  Isabel C. Legarda

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  The Hastings Center hosted a special virtual discussion on “New Ethical Questions and 21st Century Genomics” on Thursday, June 4. After the atrocities of Nazi medical experimentation, the Nuremburg Code of the 1940’s established the importance of voluntary, informed consent by research participants. The Belmont Report of the 1970’s, as well as the original ethical,… Read more

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  New Ethical Questions and 21st Century Genomics

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  Hospitals in the United States are losing money taking care of patients with Covid-19. The pandemic casts a harsh spotlight on the misallocation of health care resources in the U.S.

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  Lessons from Covid-19: Why Treating Sick Patients is Bad Business for Hospitals

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• Robbie Huffines is a global chairman of investment banking at J.P. Morgan. He joined J.P. Morgan in 1991 in the mergers and acquisitions group where he was focused on health care. From 2002 to 2010, he was co-head of the global health care investment banking group. Prior to joining J.P. Morgan, he worked at Alex… Read more

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  Older black Americans are half as likely as older whites to have advanced directives. My patient, a black man in his 70s,, first made his wishes known when he was in the hospital with Covid-19.

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  Covid-19 Underscores Racial Disparity in Advance Directives

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