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- It's almost as if the UK is borrowing a page from the US IVF industry: "The commercially driven industry uses... http://t.co/QS0nH2bG 09:22:07 PM May 14, 2012
- Wesley follows up the Canadian Futile Care case (see link below) with more information on Futile Care Theory.... http://t.co/gpr3WFDR 04:38:05 PM May 14, 2012
- These days, “standard of care” too often isn’t about the benefit of the “patient” but cost to society and... http://t.co/YBfnqlKG 06:01:38 PM May 11, 2012
- Wesley Smith reacts to a suggestion that bioethicists are "sorely needed in every area of public policy." What's... http://t.co/ScC0jemS 05:14:59 PM May 10, 2012
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Tag Archives: CBC
Countering Brave New World Thinking
Thank you for your personal interest in the Center for Bioethics and Culture (CBC). I deeply appreciate your commitment to helping make a difference in a world where Brave New World thinking is threatening human dignity. So much is at … Continue reading
CBC Now on Google+
Those of you who are on Google+ may be interested to know that the CBC’s Google+ page is now live and active
Joseph Bottum Hits It Out of the Ballpark at CBC Paul Ramsey Dinner
By Wesley J. Smith, J.D., Special Consultant to the CBC Friday, I was honored to be the emcee at the Center for Bioethics and Culture Annual Paul Ramsey Award Dinner. The award was given to Mary Ann Glendon. The keynoter … Continue reading
Why Life and Death Matter
Author of the national bestseller Dakota Christmas, an e-book memoir of his childhood on the prairie, Joseph Bottum is a contributing editor to the Weekly Standard and one of the nation’s most widely published essayists—with work appearing in journals from … Continue reading
Mary Ann Glendon, 2012 Paul Ramsey Award Recipient
Professor Mary Ann Glendon is the recipient of the 2012 Paul Ramsey Award for Excellence in Bioethics. Prof. Glendon is the Learned Hand Professor of Law at Harvard Law School and served on the President’s Council on Bioethics from 2002 … Continue reading
Why Life and Death Matter
Please join us for the 2012 Paul Ramsey Award Dinner. Best selling author and editor Dr. Joseph Bottum will be delivering the keynote address, entitled “Why Life and Death Matter.” Dr. Mary Ann Glendon, Professor of Law at Harvard University, … Continue reading
CBC 2011 Winners and Losers
By Jennifer Lahl, CBC President Each year I have the honor of picking the top winners and losers in the world of bioethics. Some years are easier than others. Sometimes it is easy to find losers but more difficult to … Continue reading
Kickstart Anonymous Father’s Day in NYC
The premiere showing of Anonymous Father’s Day is coming up . . . January 29, 2012, at the Soho Gallery for Digital Art in New York City to be exact! You’ve helped us get this far, now we need a … Continue reading
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Just Change My Name to Nostradamus
By Wesley J. Smith, J.D., Special Consultant to the CBC It’s that time of year I dread every time it comes around. No, not the religious and New Year holidays. When I have to go back to my annual CBC … Continue reading
From the Frying Pan to the Fire
Only four days left of 2011! This has been an amazing year of growth and stretching for the Center for Bioethics and Culture team. As I review all that has happened over the last 12 months, I am a bit … Continue reading