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"Bioethics has always been an area of study which celebrates reflection, discourse, and action. Now more than ever, we at the Journal believe it is extremely important to engage in each of these notions to focus on meaning-making rather than partisan-based acrimony. Fear paralyzes, curiosity empowers, and we believe it is important to maintain a strong philosophically motivated curiosity and ethically inspired action."
"The Paris Agreement deepens commitments for reducing emissions, establishes minimum targets, and creates an accountability system for committed parties."
"Recent studies suggest that the way in which physicians treat their patients can be influenced by political affiliation."
"Upon his inauguration in January, Trump should avoid a presidential commission for a bioethics committee."
"Children in America are prescribed antibiotics twice as often as necessary."
"As a result, there is more freedom to accelerate dementia treatment research which could enhance treatment for future patients."
"Now that the shock of his victory has begun to wear off, scientists across all fields have begun to consider and worry about the impact of Donald Trump’s future presidency on their research and progresses."
"With the emergence of CRISPR into clinical trials, oncologists have a variety of opinions on the viability, safety and efficiency of such a technique."
"I am confused now, more than ever, on whether or not there should be increased or decreased concern surrounding Zika."
"With this title bestowed upon him, the possibility of significant change regarding women’s health and reproductive rights has become a nearly instantaneous and frightening reality for many."
"Three months you’ve been inside me, warm and safe, like anyone should be at home"
"Unfortunately, in the absence of alternatives of equal quality, this makes them a medical necessity."
"This decision expands on the company’s current policy, which prohibits events that involving killing or harming animals."
"After discovering the sensitivity that human blood stem cells have for valine, researchers are already wondering about possible other amino acid sensitivities that may be useful for the treatment of other types of illnesses throughout the body."
"Following these few easy tips will help your thanksgiving or winter break be a happy and healthy one."
"On Sunday, October 30th over 12,000 people from around the world convened at the Colorado Convention Center to kick off the American Public Health Association’s (APHA) 144th Conference."
“...[cessation of the trials] threatens to perpetuate an ungrateful and potentially harmful reliance on women to be responsible for all aspects of reproductive planning.”
"If you have been scrolling through your newsfeed this past week, you probably noticed a backlash against discontinuing the study."
"This last decision allows them to embrace the right to believe, act, and express themselves one last time."