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Leaving No Kid Behind

Center for Bioethics faculty member J. Wesley Boyd coauthored this piece about the critical shortage of child phyciatrists in the United States.

Boston Globe highlights study by Center Faculty Member J. Wesley Boyd

Search for Mental Health Care for Children is Often Fruitless
By Liz Kowalczyk, Globe Staff
MAY 9, 2017

Clinical Bioethics Course Plenary Speaker Announced: Autumn Fiester, PhD

Autumn Fiester, PhD, will be a plenary speaker for the 2017 Harvard Clinical Bioethics Course. During the course Fiester will discuss conflict management for challenging ethics consultations.

Crowdfunding Medical Care: Identifying ethical implications

Crowdfunding Medical Care: Identifying ethical implications
Wednesday, April 5
12:30 pm

How many patients does it — and should it — take to develop a new cancer drug?

In every trial there is a balance between the risks and benefits to study participants, and the principles of research ethics require that the likely benefits of participation outweigh the risks.

The 2017 Annual Bioethics Conference: The Ethics of "Making Babies"

The Annual Bioethics Conference at Harvard Medical School is a two day, single track conference that facilitates conversations among experts about emerging ethical issues.

Broken Hearts: The Tangled History of Cardiac Care

Contemporary Authors in Bioethics:David S. Jones, PhD, MD
Broken Hearts: The Tangled History of Cardiac Care

Call for Entries: The 19th Annual Henry K. Beecher Prize in Medical Ethics

Prize of $1,000 for the best essay in the field of medical ethics written by an HMS or HSDM student.

The Ethics of Human Gene Editing: Should Concerns Beyond Safety Matter in Science Policy?

Mildred Solomon, president of the Hastings Center and director of the Fellowship Program at the Harvard Medical School Center for Bioethics, will be moderating a panel discussion on “The Ethics of Human Gene Editing: Should Concerns Beyond Safety Matter in Science Policy?” George Church, Harvard

Five Questions with Danielle Allen

The HMS Center for Bioethics is pleased to have Danielle Allen, PhD, discuss her newest book, Our Declaration: A Reading of the Declaration of Independence in Defense of Equality,

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