The FDA’s Ban on Gay & Bi Men’s BloodDecember 12, 2014 |
Last week, the FDA’s Blood Products Advisory Panel chose to uphold the lifetime ban on blood and tissue donations from gay and bisexual men
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Disrupting Diagnosis?November 18, 2014 |
New tech diagnostic companies must straddle the divide between the old way – regulation, medical oversight, payer and hospital interests – and the new world of “democratized,” autonomous data collection
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Risks of Mobile Access to Patient Health InformationSeptember 29, 2014 |
Electronic health records present a number of new risks to patient privacy – risks that are compounded by mobile access
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Are Football Injuries Ethical?September 16, 2014 |
Nearly 1/3 of retired NFL players are expected to develop long-term cognitive problems.
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What are nurses called to do?July 11, 2014 |
Joan Kub discusses public health nursing and justice. Part of our continuing #NursingEthics series
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AJPH: Ethical Research With MinoritiesNovember 4, 2013 |
Our Nancy Kass is a guest editor of the American Journal of Public Health’s comprehensive look at the current ethical landscape of human subjects research with minority populations
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The Ethics of Exploring Outer SpaceMay 29, 2013 |
Johns Hopkins Bioethicist Jeffrey Kahn Chairs an IOM Committee On Astronaut Health Standards For Long-Duration Missions Beyond Low Earth Orbit
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