The Rest of ASBH

And here are more programs from the recent conference of the American Society for Bioethics and Humanities. And may I say, Buffy the Vampire Slayer came up in one of the sessions!

• Made vulnerable: notes of privilege; or how when you say their name, the bodies go missing
• Assessing public attitudes about the ethics of research on medical practice
• Beneath the covers: film, philosophy and sex
• Moral sources for collaborative, practice-based ethics: a transformation for education and practice
• Theory confirmation, risk and hermeneutics in the early phases of medical research
• Shared vulnerabilities in research
• Guinea pigs for peace: why American World War II conscientious objectors volunteered as research subjects
• Fiction and bioethics: from speculation to practice 
• My donor taught me: reflections from anatomy lab
• Building research integrity and capacity: professional development for research support staff
• Ethics of authorship in interprofessional team-based research
• Big brother is watching? The ethics of electronic adherence monitoring- an interdisciplinary outlook
• Migration and health: opportunities and challenges from the bioethics perspective
• Industry-academy relations: ethical and policy concerns
• Whole genome sequencing: the devil in the DNA
• Ethics in the CTSA program: past, present and a changing future
• Understanding patients’ views on consent for research enrollment in the setting of acute cardiac illness
• Exploring ethics rationales for patient engagement in research
• Medical researchers’ ancillary care obligations: a relationship-based approach
• How to write an exam in bioethics