
Comer Publishes on Values in Evidence Based Practice
Amber Comer, JD, PhD, Affiliate Faculty at the IUCB recently published an article titled “Which Values Should Guide Evidence-Based Practice?” in the AMA Journal of Ethics.
Founded in 2001, the IU Center for Bioethics is a gathering place for discussion, education, research, and collaboration in bioethics and related fields. Based at the IU School of Medicine, faculty from schools across IU - Indianapolis lead these efforts, guiding healthcare providers and researchers in their work and helping society confront important questions about health, science, and technology.
Comer Publishes on Values in Evidence Based Practice
Amber Comer, JD, PhD, Affiliate Faculty at the IUCB recently published an article titled “Which Values Should Guide Evidence-Based Practice?” in the AMA Journal of Ethics.
IUCB Director appears on Memory University Panel
On Friday, 3.21.25, our director Peter Schwartz joined "Memory University" as a panelist for a discussion of the challenges of disclosing Alzheimers' disease biomarkers and using AI for AD diagnosis.
Pain, Suffering, and Hope in sub-Saharan Africa: The Promise of Palliative Care
IU Indianapolis Campus Center - 420 University Blvd Indianapolis, IN 46202
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Join us for a compelling talk that challenges the modern medical approach to pain and suffering.
TREATs Talk: Who Should Participate in Clinical Research?
Join the IU Center for Bioethics for their translational research ethics talk on “Who Should Participate in Clinical Research?”
Social Darwinisim, Nazi Experiments, and the Birth of Modern Bioethics
CAMPUS CENTER
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Join us as we reflect and explore the ways in which the actions of Nazi doctors reshaped bioethics, changing the way we practice medicine today.
TREATs Talk: Heterogeneity in Clinical Research
Join the IU Center for Bioethics for their translational research ethics talk for genetic diversity in clinical research!
A HeLa Story: Henrietta Lacks, the mother of modern and future medicine
Filling Out Forms for Life-Sustaining Treatment: Aids and Aggravations
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