Join us for this talk by the Vice President and Chief Health Equity Officer at Indiana University Health
Ethics for Lunch: Working with Muslim Patients in Psychiatric Settings
Monthly interdisciplinary and inter-professional case case discussion of ethics in clinical practice
Genomics and Society Mentorship Program Lunch-and Learn Session for Applicants
Join us for an online information session to learn more about the program and how to apply
Ethics for Lunch – Suicidal Ideation and Autonomous Decision-Making for Life-Sustaining Treatment
Monthly interdisciplinary and inter-professional case case discussion of ethics in clinical practice
Seminar Series: The Bioethical Case for a “Housing First” Approach to Homelessness by Sean A. Valles
Join us for this talk by the Director of the Michigan State University College of Human Medicine Center for Bioethics and Social Justice
Health as a Driver for Safe Schools
Join JHU experts in education, psychology, and public health for a deep dive on prioritizing health to create safe and supportive schools
Humanizing Medicine: The Role of Patient Notes by Mary Catherine Beach, MD, MPH
Attend this virtual Center for Innovative Medicine Seminar presented by the BI’s Mary Catherine Beach
A Lecture and Panel Discussion to Honor the Life, Scholarship, and Impact of Carlton Haywood, Jr., PhD
Watch the symposium, featuring the keynote address, “Sickle Cell Disease – A History of Peril and Progress,” by Keith A. Wailoo, PhD
In Utero Fetal Gene Therapy: Medical Prospects and Ethical Challenges by R. Alta Charo, JD
Join us in-person or online for the 43rd David Barap Brin Lecture in Medical Ethics
Ethics for Lunch: Capacity, Guardianship, Difficult Decision
Join us for this midday discussion of a clinical ethics issue
IAA-BI Seminar: Privacy Lessons for Risk-Based AI Regulation by Jon Penney
Join us online for this talk by a legal scholar and social scientist with an expertise at the intersection of law, technology, and human rights, with an emphasis on emerging technologies
Seminar Series: Bioethical Considerations for Wastewater Surveillance in a Military Context by Hunter Jackson Smith, MD, MPH, MBE
This talk will explore important ethical features of and offer recommendations for conducting wastewater surveillance that are both specific to the military experience and applicable for wider public health interests