Category / In the News
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Art of the Wish on Fox 4 News in Kansas City
Fox 4 News in Kansas City interviewed the Center for Practical Bioethics President and CEO John G. Carney about Art of the Wish, as well as the talented artists behind the exhibit, at the Leedy-Voulkos Art Center on May 3, 2022.
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Exhibit and Fundraiser at Leedy Voulkos Art Center: “Art of the Wish”
Highlights of Art of the Wish, the Center’s 2022 annual fundraising event, including quotes from the Center’s CEO, John G. Carney, are published in the KC Studio Magazine on May 3, 2022.
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Art Exhibit Supporting the Center Celebrates Wishes of Older Adults
Read about the Center’s 2022 annual fundraising event, Art of the Wish, including quotes from the Center’s CEO, John G. Carney, on page 5 of The Kansas City Jewish Chronicle published on April 28, 2022.
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Exhibit Celebrating the Wishes of Elders Evokes Strong Emotions
Art of the Wish, an exhibit celebrating stories that matter and wishes that change lives. Read how Mary Carol Garrity’s life was changed.
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Equitable Treatment and Care: Ethical AI Initiative Poised to Test Recommendations
There is broad agreement about the need to address ethical problems in the development and use of artificial intelligence systems in healthcare. The Center for Practical Bioethics is tackling the challenge of how to go about it using a novel approach that’s inviting widespread interest and buy-in.
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Bioethics Newsletter Winter-Spring 2022
Read about our 2022 annual event, Art of the Wish; updates on the Ethical AI and civic engagement projects; Vision to Action award winner, Brian Carter; and more.
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Center for Practical Bioethics What Would Be Your Wish for Our World?
“. . . what would you wish for the world if you were an elder? Can you imagine what your grandmother or grandfather might wish?”
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2022 Vision to Action Award
Brian Carter, MD
Vision to Action Award Goes to Pioneer in Pediatric Palliative Medicine and Ethics -
Our CEO quoted in news article: Man denied heart transplant because he won’t get vaccinated against COVID
Medical experts say it’s not a matter of principle, but of survival.