Saturday, February 27, 2010

ペンシルバニア大学　Center for Bioethics　コロキアムシリーズ

ペンシルバニア大学　Center for Bioethics　では、定期的にゲストスピーカーが講演をしてくださいます。それらは講義の一部であったりもします。もし興味おありでしたら、こちらで録音したものを聴くことができます。 

ここをクリック！‘Past Lectures in the Center for Bioethics Colloquium Series

以下の講義を聴くことができます。（2010年2月現在）
  • Challenges of Mental Health Law Reform: The Virginia Experience （Richard Bonnie, JD）
  • Health and Social Justice （Jennifer Prah Ruger, PhD, M.Sc. ）
  • The State of the Enhancement Debate （Professor Nick Bostrom）
  • Rethinking Care for Persons with Disorders of Sex Development （Katrina Karkazis, PhD, MPH）
  • Public Health and National Security （The Honorable Tom Ridge）
  • The Emerging Challenge of Bio-Policy （Nigel M. De S. Cameron, Ph.D.）
  • Bioethics today: What's old but unresolved, what's new? （Ruth Macklin, Ph.D.）
  • Why do patients volunteer for risky research studies? Rethinking informed consent, again.（Scott Kim, M.D., Ph.D.）
  • My brother's keeper: Fundamental Jewish underpinnings affecting research on humans.（Rabbi Elliot Dorff）
  • Against infanticide: Pediatric ethics and the Groningen protocol（Eric Kodish, M.D.）
  • From lab to village: Life science and the developing world.　（Peter Singer, M.D.） 
  • The Personal Is Philosophical Is Political: A Philosopher/Mother of a Cognitively Disabled Adult Sends Notes from the Battlefield（Eva Kittay, Ph.D.）
  • The woman in the pregnant body: Image and metaphor in obstetrics（Elizabeth Armstrong, Ph.D.）
  • Bioethics and politics（Yuval Levin, Ph.D.）
  • Intimate Assistance: Re-Thinking Abortion in Law and Morality（Maggie Little, Ph.D.） 
  • The Opposite of Human Enhancement: Nanotechnology and the Blind Chicken Problem（Paul B. Thompson, Ph.D.）
  • Clinical Judgment and the Ethics of Medicine（Kathryn Montgomery, Ph.D.）
  • Obsession: Can a Disease Have a Biography?（Lennard J. Davis, Ph.D.）
  • Ethics and the science of animal minds（Colin Allen, Ph.D.）
  • Ethics and evidence-based disaster medicine（Griffin Trotter, M.D., Ph.D.）
  • FDA and the drug approval process: Can this ship be righted?（Arnold I. Friede）
  • Stem cell research: Are we ready for clinical trials?（David Magnus, Ph.D.）
  • Reflections on the future of bioethics（Ruth Faden, Ph.D.） 
  • Human experiments and national security（Jonathan Moreno, Ph.D.）
  • First world health care at third world prices: Bioethics, globalization, and the emergence of medical tourism（Leigh Turner, Ph.D.）
  • How the success and failure of prenatal care changed the way we think about pregnancy（John Lantos, M.D.）
  • Pharmaceutical testing and evidence making: An ethnography of the globalized clinical trial（Adriana Petryna, Ph.D.）
  • Drop that candy bar: Ethics and the conversion of diabetes to an 'epidemic' in New York City（Glenn McGee, Ph.D.）
  • Terri Schiavo: Anomaly or harbinger?（Timothy Quill, M.D.）



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