Tag: Bioethics Forum

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May 21, 2013

Public Citizen: The SUPPORT Study was Even Worse than We Thought

In his April 18 Bioethics Forum article, John Lantos criticized the findings of the Department of Health and Human Services Office for Human Research Protections that the conduct of the Surfactant, Positive Pressure, and Oxygenation Randomized Trial (S...
May 17, 2013

The SUPPORT Study and the Standard of Care

Lois Shepherd
May 16, 2013

Public Citizen and Misinformed Consent in Neonatal Intensive Care

John D. Lantos
May 13, 2013

Learning to Talk Like a Doctor

Three years before beginning medical school, I got off a bus in Granada, Spain and met the family I would be living with for four months. My host parents, Carmen and Monolo, introduced themselves and asked how old I was, where I was from, and how many ...
May 7, 2013

Getting from “is” to “ought” Near the End of Life

Nancy Berlinger
May 1, 2013

Is Five Hours Too Short to Say Goodbye? My Dad’s Rapid Autopsy

My sister called: “Get the orange card out of my wallet on the table. We need to call the study people.” In July, we got the news – Dad’s colon cancer was back. He had a six-month prognosis, so we began the planning: a big 95th birthday party,...
April 24, 2013

Shame and Guilt in Minnesota

Over the past month, a petition asking the governor of Minnesota to investigate a research scandal at the University of Minnesota has been steadily gathering momentum.  The scandal in question originated in 2004 with the suicide of Dan Markingson in a...
April 18, 2013

OHRP and Public Citizen Are Wrong about Neonatal Research on Oxygen Therapy

John D. Lantos
April 1, 2013

What if the Patient is Your Mother?

Susan Gilbert
March 19, 2013

A Peaceful Death or a Risk to People with Disabilities?

William J. Peace

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