Newsletter Archive
2009
- Winter- Reflections on Ethical Issues Surrounding Direct to Consumer Genetic Testing
- Fall-The Division in Transition
2008
- December-Literature, Medicine, & Meth Addiction
- November-Body Worlds: Ethical Questions--or a new way of seeing the exhibit?
- October-The Health Care Professional-Patient Relationship: Meeting What Patients Really Want
- September-Health Care Reform: What is Essential?
- August-2008 Medical Ethics Prize Winners: "Guaranteed Health Care Access for Children" by F. Thurston Drake
- July -2008 Medical Ethics Prize Winners: "Prisoners and Medical Research" by Sara Wikstrom
- June - "Waiving Informed Consent in Newborn Screening Research: Balancing Social Value and Respect"
- May - Medical Tourism: Would You, Could You, Should You?
- April - When and How to Involve Familites and Friends in Patient Care
- March - Brainstorming about Managing Healthcare Costs: Nightmares or Solutions?
- February - Should Seriously Ill Patients Have Access to Experimental Drugs?
- January - Neurocognitive Enhancement: What Can We Do and What Should We Do?
2007
- December - University of Utah School of Medicine Alumni Distinguished Service Award September 12, 2007
- November - Why Does Medicalization Matter?
- October - Atul Gawande: Better Performance in Medicine
- September - No Research Field is Exempt from IRB Review: Should They Be?
- August - Truth, Lies, and Deception in the Care of Patients with Dementia (article references)
- July - Placebo Surgery: An Ethical Dilemma (article references)
- June - The Division of Medical Ethics And Humanities
- May - The Business of Medicine--Today and Tomorrow
- April - Teamwork in Cases of Medical Futility
- March - The Good Doctor vs. The Good Parent
- February - "Managing Medical Conflicts of Interest"
- January - "Into the Light of Day: Civic Engagement about the War on Terror"
