The #BlackBioethics Toolkit serves as a resource on articles about bioethics and race, specifically about African-Americans and Black People in the U.S.
If you missed our first-ever webinar on Black Bioethics, hosted by associate editor Kayhan Parsi, JD, Ph.D., featuring panelists Keisha Ray, Ph.D., Brian Williams, MD, Ruqaiijah Yearby, JD, MPH, and Patrick Smith, Ph.D., as they discussed racism, police brutality, and what it means for black health, Click here for the link to the recording.
Bioethics.net and the American Journal of Bioethics have assembled a bioethics toolkit for people dealing with COVID-19. We have a collection of important blogs from around the internet that you can find here. We also highly recommending our growing catalog of our original blog posts by leading scholars writing on bioethics in pandemics. Other compendium resources
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The @AmerSocBioHum recently issued a Statement on Racial Injustice and Professionalism in Bioethics and Health Humanities: "we are called upon as professionals in the fields of bioethics & health humanities to recognize the harm and detriment of injustice" https://asbh.org/asbh-statement-on-racial-injustice-and-professionalism
This is great. "Syllabus: A History of Anti-Black Racism in Medicine" https://twitter.com/BlkPerspectives/status/1293514553419063297
“This is exactly the situation that Americans expect our government to avoid.”
Researchers around the world are expressing worry after Russia announced the approval of a #COVID19 vaccine with no evidence from large-scale clinical trials #bioethics
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SCBE Director David Magnus and Assoc. Director Mildred Cho are two of the instructors for this new #AI in #healthcare course! Auditing the classes on #Coursera is free and a paid option is available if you want a certificate. Check it out! https://twitter.com/Stanford_CHE/status/1292894799226261504
