Anna Abrams and colleagues interviewed 27 clinicians at a level 1 pediatric trauma center on working alongside law enforcement in the ED: role ambiguity, worry about family trust, and almost no policy. buff.ly/1dSxTq5 #bioethics

Malanowski and Baima use firsthand accounts of GLP-1 drugs quieting food noise to challenge the view that effort is what makes self-control valuable. buff.ly/WRU0JBf #bioethics

Tue Oct 27, 11:30 AM–1 PM ET · Thu Oct 29, 1–2 PM ET. Both include audience Q&A. Co-moderated by Jef Boeke, Ran Brosh & Carolyn Chapman. Part of NYU Langone’s “Rewriting Life” series. Recordings will be available. #Bioethics #Conservation #SciSky

Els van Wijngaarden, Liat Ayalon, Nancy Berlinger, and colleagues argue in AJOB for moving from epistemic injustice to epistemic imagination in how bioethics handles older age, disability, and dying. buff.ly/DUhrQUA #bioethics

The American College of Physicians has a position paper in Annals on ethics and professionalism in clinical AI, from DeCamp, Snyder Sulmasy, and Karches. A useful overview for the classroom. buff.ly/2jYkJax #bioethics

Sudilovsky and colleagues in Annals on the tension between documenting accurately and avoiding harm, when what goes in the chart can be used against the patient. More radical than you might expect. buff.ly/6bN4noD #bioethics

Do men and women agree on upper age limits for #fertility treatment, and on sex selection?
You can find the answer to this question and many more in the new [email protected] research report.
Free download: www.progress.org.uk/engagement/r...
#genomics #embryoresearch #genetics #bioethics

📋 Short 5–7 min academic survey about ethical decisions in medical emergencies.

Participate here:
https://noharm.sc.hpi.de/

18+ only, anonymous under GDPR. #AcademicChatter #Academia #Survey #Ethics #MedicalEthics #Psychology #PhDLife #Healthcare #Bioethics #Research

🚗💨 Beep beep… it’s bioethics! 🧬

Do research ethics rules apply in the Looney Tunes universe? Hastings Fellow Jonathan D. Moreno explores Coyote vs. Acme, informed consent, research participants and potential harms. 🐰💥

📖 https://bit.ly/46F4Quo

#Bioethics #ResearchEthics

May Hua and colleagues spent 424 hours observing six palliative care programs. What separated high from low performers on hospice use was not protocol, it was the palliative-oncology relationship. buff.ly/RYLAQZ5 #bioethics

Berman Institute #Bioethics Bulletin - This Week - On Being a Scientist, Kalshi Drug Trial Bets, Ejecting Enrollees, AI Models Built from Rat Brains, Lagging Coverage, Politicizing NIH Grants, AI Rules, Delayed Vaccines, Enormous Measles Outbreak, + More mailchi.mp/jhu/bioethic...

Beep-Beep! It’s #Bioethics! Jonathan Moreno on the questions about research ethics, informed consent, and harms to research participants raised in 'Coyote vs. Acme' www.thehastingscenter.org/beep-beep-it...

#Bioethics Seminar - Monday Sept. 28, Noon EDT. Jonathan Kimmelman, PhD, "Medicine ex Machina: The Moral Economy of Drug Development" - Open to all, lunch provided, attend in person, @johnshopkinssph.bsky.social room W1030. Link for more info: mailchi.mp/jhu/bioethic...

Weaver and colleagues interviewed 28 parents of children with chronic critical illness. All had faced ethics concerns, and 93% couldn't recall the team ever sharing anything ethics-specific. doi.org/10.1086/741893 #bioethics

Holland Kaplan and colleagues on dual-role clinical ethicists: the advantages of clinical experience in consultation, and the less-discussed downsides, including how easily diagnostic work muddies the ethics role. buff.ly/aS9b9i7 #bioethics

Paper alert: Agentic AI in health care and its impact on relationships from a techno-moral change perspective #bioethics #aiethics jme.bmj.com/content/earl...

People Get Paid for Blood, Plasma, and Drug Trials—Why Not Kidneys Too?

Instead of kidney waitlists that kill thousands of people a year, let people get paid for kidney transplants, argues Caleb Pettit.

#philsky #bioethics #ethics #organdonation

#Bioethics in the Academic Lit - This Week - Gen AI for Systematic Lit Reviews, Dehumanizing Problems, Exposome, Children's Participation in Assent, Regret in ECMO, Bioethics & Warfare, US Jail & Prison Research Policies, False Hope, + More mailchi.mp/jhu/bioethic...

In Pediatrics, parents Erin and Gregory Young write with Katharine Press Callahan on making decisions with clinicians under genuine prognostic uncertainty. A unique dialogue and worth your time. buff.ly/5CMj5Dv #bioethics

Philipp Sprengholz replies in Bioethics to Lu and Lederman on his survey work on public moral judgments of slow codes. The original ran in the special issue Parker Crutchfield and I edited. buff.ly/F4QzRE0 #bioethics