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A Family’s Journey to Peace of Mind
The Center for Practical Bioethics helped a family make difficult decisions involving a loved one’s medical care.
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Ethical Issues in OB/GYN Inspire Board Service
Sandra Stites is proud to serve on the Center for Practical Bioethics Board.
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Advance Care Planning and the Legacy of Dr. Richard Payne
Dr. Richard Payne’s exemplary dedication and work will be continued in his legacy.
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Walking Humbly with a Sacred Mission
Those who Dr. Richard Payne impacted gathered to plan how his work with advance care planning with African American faith communities will continue.
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Film Series: Frankenstein Asks Us to Ponder What Is Monstrous
The Center for Practical Bioethics presents the Bioethics Film Series which will include three films and a discussion pertaining to each.
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Film Series: Watching Big Fish Next to My Mother in the Hospital
As a woman watched “Big Fish” she was shocked by the lack of discussion that took place concerning end-of-life planning, a discussion her family felt was very valuable for understanding their mother’s wishes.
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Gattaca Continues to Spark Pertinent Bioethics Discussions
The Center for Practical Bioethics is having a film series starting with a movie that will lead attendees into a discussion on reproductive eugenics.
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Fostering Civil Discourse – and Humor – in a Partisan Era
Dr. Terry Rosell shares a poem he wrote that he believes still works in the partisan era of Trump.
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Ethics, Morality and Genomic Science: Can We Play God the Way God Plays God?
Dr. Richard Payne looks into the ethical dilemma that comes with the growing ability of gene editing.
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Gun Violence: Prevention by Paying Attention
The Center for Practical Bioethics co-sponsored an event that invited a mother of a Sandy Hook victim to speak about preventing gun violence.
