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Mothers’ Luscious Webs of Love – in Life and Death
The Center for Practical Bioethics hosted their annual dinner where they heard from speaker Will Schwalbe and his book discussing his mother
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This Is How Prince’s Death Begins Conversation About Addiction
Dr. Webster discusses the circumstances of Prince’s death and shares some of his knowledge on addiction as an addiction specialist.
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New Reasons for Outrage Over Persistence of Healthcare Disparities: Ignorance and Neglect
For a long time, there has been a difference in how people of socio-economic statuses and races have been treated and the Center for Practical Bioethics considers the ethical dilemmas.
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Cultural Expectation and Prenatal Risk – A Matter of Justice
A program associate for the Center for Practical Bioethics takes time to look into the differing expectations between males and females when it comes to pregnancy and children’s well-being.
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Death with Dignity?
There are certain states that allow patients to have “death with dignity” but is it ethical?
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Never Too Young to Plan Beyond
Taking the time to plan ahead for end-of-life care may not be wanted but the Center of Practical Bioethics shares its importance.
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TOUGH CASES: Code of Ethics Now Available for Healthcare Ethics Consultants
The Center for Practical Bioethics looks into a medical case with an ethical dilemma.
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New Program Will Bring Advance Care Planning to African-American Faith Communities
There is a program launching to assist African-Americans with advance care planning.
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DEATH PANELS BACK IN THE NEWS
Kansas legislators are discussing possible changes in how patients are treated in relation to Hepatitis C.
