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January 2026 Bioethics Bulletin E-Newsletter
Read the January 28, 2025 Bioethics Bulletin. Topics include: Empowering Medical Trainees to Confront the Misinformation Epidemic, Ethics Services Strengthens Decisions, Hospital Teams and Patient Outcomes, When Vaccination Status Leads to Conflict, and an interesting Case Study: At what point do the best interests of the patient, and thus the principle of beneficence, overcome the patient’s right to autonomy? The Center for Practical Bioethics.
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Case Study: When Vaccination Status Leads to Conflict
Bioethics case study on parents reacting defensively when doctors ask about the child’s vaccination status. Physicians question their response to anti-vax parents. Published by the Center for Practical Bioethics.
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Doing Harm: Vaccine Policy in the Age of Distortion
Doing Harm: Vaccine Policy in the Age of Distortion The January 2026 Ethics Dispatch discusses how the current head of the Department of Health and Human Services, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who is calling for the reduction or even the elimination of childhood vaccine and by doing so, is doing harm. The Center for Practical Bioethics.
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Case Study – Vaccinating Children
Anwar is a five-year old child who is eligible to get a recommended COVID vaccine recently approved for children 5-11 years. He is at the pediatrician’s office with his parents.
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ECC Webinar – COVID Vaccine Access in the Latinx Community: Building Trust, Promoting Public Health
ECC Webinar COVID Vaccine Access in the Latinx Community: Building Trust, Promoting Public Health
