I am looking forward to presenting “Medical Aid in Dying: Key Variations among U.S. State Laws” at the National Clinicians Conference on Medical Aid in Dying, next month, at U.C. Berkeley.
As the US was succumbing to an addiction epidemic, the Johnson & Johnson companies became the leading maker of narcotics for popular opioids, a dominance achieved through decades of innovation, navigation of U.S. drug policy, and the cultivation of poppies https://t.co/sNwdlpFu6h
Should scientists infect healthy people with the coronavirus to test vaccines? https://t.co/vB7PIbYoZA. Yes but only shows safety. Speeds things up a tiny bit
Who gets lifesaving care — and who doesn’t — when there’s a crush of coronavirus patients? Maryland is coming up with a plan. - w comments from our Ruth Faden (@FadenEthx) | #Bioethics via Baltimore Sun https://t.co/4aLy1bvYRc
A tech company is using smartphone data to see how well Americans are practicing #SocialDistancing. How does your state rank? #COVID19 https://t.co/va3EMFmd78
We need an ethics transfusion: The coronavirus blood challenge - by our Jeffrey Kahn (@KahnEthx) | #bioethics via @NYDailyNews https://t.co/n7uK3ZUOk4
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