Tag: Informed consent
Ethics and Society Newsfeed – May 2, 2019
The Uncomfortable Ethics of a Surgeon’s Shadow
Informed Consent in Developing Countries
On Protecting the Agency of Undocumented Immigrants from Patterns of Our Past
The Trumpification of Research Ethics: It’s Now OK to Use Prisoners as Guinea Pigs
The Homeless as Human Subjects
Fordham University’s Dr. Celia Fisher Discusses What the Revised Common Rule Means for Informed Consent in Medical Ethics Advisor
“She Can’t Help The Choices She Makes”
‘Goodness of Fit Ethics’ to Promote Health Research for LGBT Youth
TEDxFordhamUniversity: Lesson in Bioethics Given by Golden Girls | Dr. Elizabeth Yuko
‘One uterus bridging three generations of a family’: Woman who received her mother’s transplanted womb gives birth
What Mad Men’s Betty Draper-Francis Can Teach Us About Paternalism in Medicine
Fordham RETI Santander Universities Fellow Tackles HIV Prevention in India through Research & Clinical Practice
Terminating therapy, Facebook policies, Incorporating spirituality and treatment of LGBT clients & More: Dr. Celia B. Fisher addresses the ethical conduct of clinical psychology
Dr. Celia B. Fisher Contributes to National Discussion on Ethical Review & Oversight Issues in Standard of Care Research
Options or oppression: What do new egg freezing job benefits mean for women?
Dr. Celia B. Fisher & Co-PI awarded $1.9 million grant to examine the ethics in HIV prevention research involving LGBT youth
