Join Duke+ DataScience, Duke Science & Society, and a panel of technical and ethical experts to discuss the ethics of using data generated by wearable technology to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. Marielle Gross will be a panelist.
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Ruth Faden and other experts discuss equity in the nation’s approach to the COVID-19 pandemic and schools
As the cases of COVID-19 have declined in Maryland, some institutions have begun easing their restricted visitation policies for non-COVID inpatients, same-day surgery, emergency and outpatient appointments. Johns Hopkins Medicine is currently re-evaluating its policy, trying to find the right balance of safety and harm. This Ethics for Lunch will be an opportunity for the hospital community to help shape the discussion about this important aspect of patient- and family-centered care.
Join Prof. Jessica Fanzo for the next event in the Data-Driven and Digital Agriculture Webinar Series
Join Dr. Leana Wen for a Zoom Q&A
Join Berman Institute Director Jeffery Kahn and other JHU experts to learn how complex data is collected and used to improve our understanding of the COVID-19 pandemic
Ruth Faden joins Anthony Fauci, Francis Collins and others for a JHU-UW Symposium
Zoom lecture by by Caesar Atuire, PhD, Philosopher and Bioethicist at University of Ghana, Legon
Join Jeff Kahn, Ruth Faden, Jeri Lacks (granddaughter of Henrietta Lacks), and Patricia King for a panel discussion examining social justice and bioethics through the lens of issues and challenges raised by the story of Henrietta Lacks and the HeLa cell line derived from her cells.
A groundbreaking project that fuses dramatic readings by acclaimed actors of Sophocles’ Antigone with live choral music culminating in a powerful, healing discussion that will foreground the perspectives of people in Baltimore whose lives have been impacted by racialized police violence and health inequity
A look at how the twin crises of COVID and racial injustice have shown a clear path to structural improvements in the ethics and practice of humanitarian aid
Dramatic reading by acclaimed actors of scenes from ancient Greek plays to help nurses, doctors, EMS, first responders, administrators, and other heath care providers engage in healing, constructive discussions about the unique challenges and stressors of the COVID-19 pandemic