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Internal Medicine Residents invited to submit applications for Jeremy Sugarman Award recognizing achievements in bioethics
JHU seeks to recognize housestaff for bioethics research achievement
Prof. Kadija Ferryman Named to NAM AI in Health Care Steering Committee
Initiative works toward a Code of Conduct for Artificial Intelligence used in health, medical care, and research
Jeffrey Kahn Appointed to Second Term as Director of Johns Hopkins Berman Institute of Bioethics
Since assuming leadership role in 2016, he has enhanced the institute’s stature in the field, strengthened support for students and faculty, and fostered cross-divisional partnerships
University Presents Initial Design of Henrietta Lacks Hall
Berman Institute’s new home will adjoin Deering Hall
Berman Institute Faculty Receive NIH Grant to Help Establish Bioethics Training Program
Fogarty Program provides advanced bioethics training for scholars from sub-Saharan Africa who hold a bioethics-related PhD
New Human Embryo Models Require New Guidelines for Their Ethical Use in Research
Prof. Jeremy Sugarman publishes paper in Cell Stem Cell
How Abortion Restrictions Can Influence Research
Participants and researchers both impacted, according to Prof. Sugarman article in Science
Outlining the Case for Physicians to Approve Workplace Accommodations for Patients with Long Covid
Zackary Berger co-authors New England Journal of Medicine Article
Aaron Henkin Joins Dracopoulos-Bloomberg iDeas Lab as Senior Producer
Award-winning public radio producer will help expand public reach and dissemination of faculty work
Call for Applications: Fogarty African Bioethics Post-Doctoral Fellowship Program
Applications due by June 30, 2023, for Fellowship beginning in January 2024
Searching for Winning Public Health Strategies in Lessons from the Covid War
In absence of National Covid Commission, Ruth Faden joins other leading experts to analyze America’s pandemic response
Berman Institute’s Jeremy Greene Awarded Guggenheim Fellowship
Noted historian of how medical technology influences our understandings of sickness and health is among 171 scholars selected for the prestigious recognition