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| Blog Name: | bioethics blog |
| Url: | http://blog.bioethics.net/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | healthcare, ethics, science |
| Description: | The American Journal of Bioethics editors' blog is the #1 ranked blog on facebook in healthcare, ethics, medicine, and science, and was the first blog written by editors of a major medical journal. It has been reviewed in Nature and Science as essential reading. The American Journal of Bioethics is also electronically connected to readers through its weekly email newsletter (sign up in five seconds by visiting http://bioethics.net ), and its website, ranked #1 on Google for bioethics. Read the blog on your iPhone or other digital portable device too: http://www.bioethics.net/i AJOB and bioethics.net are edited by Glenn McGee, PhD, and blog.bioethics.net is primarily authored by Summer Johnson, PhD. For more information contact bioethics.services@mac.com or 888-360-AJOB. |
| Popularity: | 203 Followers |
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AJOB Editor Glenn McGee To Be the New John B. Francis Chair in Bioethics and AJOB to Move to Center
Glenn McGee is moving to Kansas City to assume the John B. Francis Chair in Bioethics at the Center for Practical Bioethics. So, we are moving! The Center for Practical Bioethics is about to become home to the editorial office...
Glenn McGee is moving to Kansas City to assume the John B. Francis Chair in Bioethics at the Center for Practical Bioethics. So, we are moving! The Center for Practical Bioethics is about to become home to the editorial office...
A NEW Presidential Commission on Bioethics. We Christen Thee, Pucks-Bee. Let God Be Praised.
We all have a great deal to be thankful this Thanksgiving, and now we have one more thing to add to our list: another presidential bioethics commission. President Obama has made good on the implicit and then explicit promise to...
We all have a great deal to be thankful this Thanksgiving, and now we have one more thing to add to our list: another presidential bioethics commission. President Obama has made good on the implicit and then explicit promise to...
Caplan: Pay Up for Quality Care, Or Else
The trent toward concierge medicine is not a good thing, says Art Caplan, today on MSNBC.com. Why not just draw a big bright yellow line across the street that indicates that "the haves" can get quality care over here and...
The trent toward concierge medicine is not a good thing, says Art Caplan, today on MSNBC.com. Why not just draw a big bright yellow line across the street that indicates that "the haves" can get quality care over here and...
One Generation Burned Their Bras. Will Another Implants Theirs?
Victoria's Secret beware. There's a new game in town, says Fox News: the implantable, non-removable "Cup & Up" device. The bra that never sleeps--or comes off. Rather than rehash all the staid arguments for and against breast augmentation, let's look...
Victoria's Secret beware. There's a new game in town, says Fox News: the implantable, non-removable "Cup & Up" device. The bra that never sleeps--or comes off. Rather than rehash all the staid arguments for and against breast augmentation, let's look...
Caplan: New Mammogram Recommendations Accurate, but Not Right
While the data may support pushing back the timeline for routine mammograms from age 40 to 50 for women, Arthur Caplan questions the decision in his most recent MSNBC column saying that "there is every reason to doubt that the...
While the data may support pushing back the timeline for routine mammograms from age 40 to 50 for women, Arthur Caplan questions the decision in his most recent MSNBC column saying that "there is every reason to doubt that the...
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