Bioethics Research Library at Georgetown
Kennedy Institute of Ethics JournalIn the Spotlight
Each year, over 400,000 pregnant women in the US face significant medical illness. But information about how to treat these conditions in pregnancy is profoundly limited. A project co-sponsored by the Kennedy Institute of Ethics identified key steps toward responsibly gathering needed data - and started a movement.
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Dr. Powers has widely published on social justice, individual privacy, and personal freedom; his current research focus is on freedom and human flourishing in the political theories of Aristotle and Mill.
Intensive Bioethics Course June 7-11, 2010, Georgetown University
RegisterIBC 36 Registration deadline extended to Friday, May 28, 2010.
The Intensive Bioethics Course is a week-long academic program in bioethics designed for health care practitioners, policy makers, and clinical researchers. The course addresses the day's most challenging topics in health care ethics in a setting that allows for sustained dialogue through lectures and small discussion groups with a distinguished faculty.