Q&A with Matthew Vest on New Book, Ethics Lost in Modernity
Recent highlights
- Congratulations to the Center’s Clinical Bioethics Fellow, Dr. Esime Agbloyor, for matching into her Internal Medicine residency at Sinai Hospital of Baltimore!
- Dr. Asma Mobin-Uddin will lead a session at the 2024 Bioethics Network of Ohio (BENO) Annual Conference on April 18-19 entitled, “End-of-Life Medical Decision-making in the Muslim American Community: Engagement with Advance Directives”
- Dr. Shameka Poetry Thomas was recently invited to join the Medical Board of Advisors for the Sickle Cell Reproductive Health National Network.
- Dr. Naomi Scheinerman served as a panelist at the Center for Ethics and Human Values Civil Discourse Forum “Should Transgender Athletes be Permitted to Compete According to their Gender Identity?” on April 5, 2024 at OSU.
- Dr. Dónal O'Mathúna was a panelist on “The Ethics of Conducting Health Research in Humanitarian Settings: Principles, Practice, and Reflections from the Field,” presented by the Center for Interdisciplinary Research on AIDS (CIRA) at Yale University on April 4, 2024.
- Dr. Shameka Poetry Thomas served as a presenter at the Sickle Cell Reproductive Health Education Directive (SC RED) event on the Ethical Implications of Black Women & Reproductive Care.
- Dr. Asma Mobin-Uddin gave a response at the Columbus Faculty Roundtables at the Ohio State University: Conversations on Science and Religion, “Suffering and Hope: A Psychiatrist Ponders Neuroscience and Faith in the Academy” on March 22, 2024.
- Dr. Naomi Scheinerman served as a panelist on “Engaging the Public in Genomics: Cross-Continental Perspectives,” presented by the Australian ELSI Genomics Network on March 14, 2024.
Dr. Ryan Nash quoted in “Some patients with a rare disease face hurdles getting the only treatment” in Medical Xpress. (May 1, 2023)
Dr. Asma Mobin-Uddin was one of 14 proposals selected for an Outreach and Engagement grant. She is going to continue her work on EOL planning in the Muslim-American community. 2023 Outreach and Engagement Funded Impact Grant Proposals | Outreach and Engagement, The Ohio State University.
O’Mathúna D, et al. “Ethics and frontline nursing during COVID-19: a qualitative analysis.” Nursing Ethics. Epub 27 March 2023.
Larisa Svirsky, Dana Howard & Micah L. Berman (2023) E-Cigarettes, the FDA, Public Health, and Harm Reduction: A Response to the Open Peer Commentaries, The American Journal of Bioethics, 23:1, W1-W4, DOI: 10.1080/15265161.2022.2134503
Meurer A. Uneasy alliance: pediatric shared decision-making and maltreatment. Pediatric Ethicscope. Spring-Fall 2022;34(1-2).
MA student John LoCurto, JD recently published an article, “Medicare Advantage? If You Say So. Fraud, Waste, And Abuse In Medicare Part C” in The Journal of Healthcare Ethics & Administration.
Conference on Medicine and Religion – March 12-14, 2023
Ryan Nash
Engaging the Contours of Medicine’s Ethos and Human Rights: By the Power to Choose or the Person Who Chooses?; Orthodox Christianity and Medicine; Religious Identity and Medical Education panelist.
“Center for Ethics and Human Values Civil Discourse Forum: Is Abortion a Right?” The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio, March 31, 2023.
Nicole Shirilla
Michelangelo and a Blinding Darkness: A Reflection on Finitude and Transcendence in the Vocation of End of Life Care
Asma Mobin-Uddin
End-of-Life Medical Decision-Making in the Muslim-American Community: Engagement with Advance Directives
David Jordan
Until Death Do Us Part: Physician-Assisted Suicide and End-of-Life Care
Will Kuehnle
Penance and the Principle of Double Effect: The Ermenfrid Penitential and Moral Residue in Medical Dilemmas
Martin Fitzgerald
Ontological Nightfall: Interspecies Chimeras as Secular Blasphemy
Rafael Flores and Will Kuehnle
Human Flourishing in the Medical Profession
Matthew Vest, Ryan Nash, and Jeff Bishop (SLU)
Engaging the Contours of Medicine’s Ethos and Human Rights: By the Power to Choose or the Person Who Chooses?
Ryan Nash
Engaging the Contours of Medicine’s Ethos and Human Rights: By the Power to Choose or the Person Who Chooses?; Orthodox Christianity and Medicine; Religious Identity and Medical Education panelist.
“Center for Ethics and Human Values Civil Discourse Forum: Is Abortion a Right?” The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio, March 31, 2023.
Nicole Shirilla
Michelangelo and a Blinding Darkness: A Reflection on Finitude and Transcendence in the Vocation of End of Life Care
Asma Mobin-Uddin
End-of-Life Medical Decision-Making in the Muslim-American Community: Engagement with Advance Directives
David Jordan
Until Death Do Us Part: Physician-Assisted Suicide and End-of-Life Care
Will Kuehnle
Penance and the Principle of Double Effect: The Ermenfrid Penitential and Moral Residue in Medical Dilemmas
Martin Fitzgerald
Ontological Nightfall: Interspecies Chimeras as Secular Blasphemy
Rafael Flores and Will Kuehnle
Human Flourishing in the Medical Profession
Matthew Vest, Ryan Nash, and Jeff Bishop (SLU)
Engaging the Contours of Medicine’s Ethos and Human Rights: By the Power to Choose or the Person Who Chooses?
Congratulations to MA Bioethics alumna, Stephanie DiFilippo-King, who recently completed her Doctor of Professional Studies in Clinical Ethics at Albany Medical College.
Congratulations to MA Bioethics alumna, Eileen Phillips, who recently completed her Doctorate of Bioethics at Loyola University.
Congratulations to OSU Center for Bioethics faculty, Martin Fitzgerald, for being awarded the prestigious James D. Collins Award for excellence in graduate work from St. Louis University.
Congratulations to MA Bioethics alumna, Eileen Phillips, who recently completed her Doctorate of Bioethics at Loyola University.
Congratulations to OSU Center for Bioethics faculty, Martin Fitzgerald, for being awarded the prestigious James D. Collins Award for excellence in graduate work from St. Louis University.