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Paul Kelleher
@paulkelleher.net
about 1 hour ago
I like being in bioethics because I know philosophy can do and does good there (even if a lot of it is definitely too scholarly and abstruse).
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Madintheuk
@madintheuk.bsky.social
about 4 hours ago
To the Few Psychiatrists Who Still Believe in ECT: See You in Court By John Read madintheuk.com/2026/08/to-t... #ECT #ElectroconvulsiveTherapy #InformedConsent #PatientRights #MedicalEthics #Psychiatry
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Know Your Rights Camp
@yourrightscamp.bsky.social
about 5 hours ago
From Riverbeds to Underpasses: Bringing the Doctor's Office to the Streets Link:  www.youtube.com/watch?v=c… #StreetMedicine #HealthEquity #HealthcareReform
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@noharmsurvey.bsky.social
about 11 hours ago
📋 We’re running a short academic survey on ethical decisions in medical emergencies (5–7 min). Participate here: noharm.sc.hpi.de/ Your answers are anonymous (GDPR-compliant). 18+ only. #University #AcademicChatter #SocialScience #Academia #MedicalEthics #Ethics
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@aprillshowerss.bsky.social
about 14 hours ago
2 for transes, 2 for research, 3 for our class, 1 for bioethics, 3 for med week, and 1 for my lab group
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SK Winnicki, PhD 🏳️‍⚧️
@skwinnicki.bsky.social
about 16 hours ago
I've taken way too many bioethics classes to not see huge red flags in any military and infectious disease research collaboration, not in an administration already ignoring basic human rights
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Lynette Martins
@lynettemartins.bsky.social
about 16 hours ago
As a scholar of public health law, torts and bioethics, I am excited to share my new article, "Negligence by Design and the Mental Health Harms of AI Chatbots."
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GenderQueeries 🇨🇦
@genderqueeries.ca
about 18 hours ago
Dr. Ajaero and his legal team from Harper Grey LLP sought to have Gary Goldsand, a "medical ethicist" from Alberta introduced as an expert witness. They failed for a number of reasons including this.
[29]         Professor Goldsand is not a doctor. He has a masters’ degree in Comparative Religious studies. He began, but did not complete, doctoral studies at the University of Toronto in bioethics and religion.
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Northwest Health Law Advocates (NoHLA)
@nohla.org
about 19 hours ago
Yesterday's press conference reminded us how grateful we are for our community of advocates, leaders, and organizations committed to building health equity for all Washingtonians. #Medicaid #SafetyNet #HealthCareIsAHumanRight #ImmigrantRights #HealthEquity #HealthPolicy
diverse group of adults in business attire standing in front of ICHS backdrop, with Governor Ferguson standing at the front and speaking in a mic at a podium while seated individuals observe
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Shen-yi Liao 廖顯禕
@liao.shen-yi.org
about 20 hours ago
I've uploaded the introduction to my website (felt cute, will delete). It's 4 pages. If you are interested, could you please take a look and let me know what I should call this weird mess that connects cognitive science, social philosophy, aesthetics, bioethics, epistemology, language, ... ?

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Health Justice Commons
@hjcommons.bsky.social
about 21 hours ago
Meet our fall political education series facilitators! ✨ Rise ✨ Jimena Lucero ✨ María R. Palacios ✨ Ly Xīnzhèn M. Zhǎngsūn Brown ✨ Justice Shorter ✨ Mordecai Cohen Ettinger Visit our website to read their full bios and enroll! tinyurl.com/HJCFall26PolEd
The image has a pastel green background. On the left is a column of green-tinted screenprinted graphics by haley brown and green-tinted photographs of the fall series facilitators. From top to bottom, there is an 8-point star or splat, photographs of Rise, Jimena Lucero, and María R. Palacios, and another 8-point star or splat. On the right is another column of green-tinted screenprinted graphics by haley brown and green-tinted photographs of more fall series facilitators. From top to bottom, there is an 8-point star or splat, photographs of Ly Xīnzhèn M. Zhǎngsūn Brown and Justice Shorter, the Health Justice Commons logo, and another 8-point star or splat. The black text between the two columns says: “Meet the series facilitators. Understanding and Transfroming the Medical Industrial Complex: Rooting in Collective Care. Rise + Jimena Lucero + María R. Palacios + Ly Xīnzhèn M. Zhǎngsūn Brown + Justice Shorter + Mordecai Cohen Ettinger.”
The image has a pastel green background. On the left is a column of green-tinted screenprinted graphics by haley brown. The 6 repeating graphics are of an 8-point star or splat. To the right is a photograph of Rise, a Black disabled femme, pictured from the chest up in a black hoodie and a leopard print headwrap. Jelly, a black cockapoo, is sitting on their forearm in a teal hoodie. They are both looking forward into the camera. Rise’s name appears above the photograph in black text. Below the photograph is black text that says: “Rise (they/them) is a queer, Black, disabled writer, poet, and artist living on Potowatomi Land (Chicago). They are a Trauma and Disability Justice facilitator. They are also a meditation facilitator and Birth / Abortion / Grief & Loss Care Worker. Rise is deeply invested in disability justice, access, centering wellness for Black queer folk, trauma education, and rest. When they are not doing the most, they are daydreaming and hanging with their support pup, Jelly Ferocious.” The Health Justice Commons logo appears in the top right corner of the image.
The image has a pastel green background. On the left is a column of green-tinted screenprinted graphics by haley brown. The 6 repeating graphics are of an 8-point star or splat. To the right is a photograph of Jimena Lucero, a queer brown Latinx woman with her hair parted down the middle; she is wearing large dangly earrings, a black off the shoulder top, and has her face slightly turned away from the camera. Jimena’s full name appears above the photograph in black text. Below the photograph is black text that says: “Jimena Lucero (she/her) is a writer, actor, & cultural worker living on Lenape / Canarsie land in New York City. She has several years of experience in publishing, arts, and non-profit organizations. Jimena was a 2019-2020 Emerge-Surface-Be fellow at The Poetry Project. Her work engages with decolonial feminism, trans liberation, and disability justice. She spends her free time reading, making music, and taking photographs of flowers she sees on her walks.” The Health Justice Commons logo appears in the top right corner of the image.
The image has a pastel green background. On the left is a column of green-tinted screenprinted graphics by haley brown. The 6 repeating graphics are of an 8-point star or splat. To the right is a photograph of María R. Palacios, a Latina woman with fair skin, brown hair, and brown eyes smiles at the camera. She is wearing pink headphones and a dark pink sweater. María’s full name appears above the photograph in black text. Below the photograph is black text that says: “María R. Palacios (she/her) is a poet, author, spoken word performer, motivational speaker, social change advocate, disability rights activist, mentor, and workshop facilitator whose work has appeared on numerous multi-media publications, conferences, and live events over the last thirty-five years. María's work centers around illustrating the power and beauty of disabled people without negating the truths surrounding the ableism and oppression faced by disabled communities around the world. María has been a performer with Sins Invalid since 2007 and is currently their Spanish Language Community Organizer. In the artistic world, María R. Palacios is known as the Goddess on Wheels.” The Health Justice Commons logo appears in the top right corner of the image.
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Health Justice Commons
@hjcommons.bsky.social
about 21 hours ago
Series Details WHEN: 4 Thurs., Oct. 8th-29th @ 4-6pm PT | 6-8pm CT | 7-9pm ET WHERE: Online via Zoom COST: $150 - $395 sliding scale. No one turned away for lack of funds! ACCESS INFO: ASL and ENG <> SPA interpretation, live closed captioning, recorded sessions tinyurl.com/HJCFall26PolEd
The image has a pastel green background. On the left is a column of green-tinted screenprinted graphics by haley brown. The 6 repeating graphics are of an 8-point star or splat. To the right is a photograph of Ly Xīnzhèn M. Zhǎngsūn Brown, an East Asian person in their thirties with short black hair and glasses, smiling from an armchair. They have a tuxedo cat on their lap with his tongue sticking out and are resting a hand with a turquoise ring on the cat's side. They are wearing a red top with a design of leaping and stretching cats, a handmade ceramic watermelon pin made by Katayoun Amjadi, and a necklace with a mezuzah in the design of a little home made by Sarah Day Arts. They are sitting in front of shelves with books, framed pictures, baskets, and a pothos plant. Photo by Linus Berggren. Ly Xīnzhèn’s full name appears above the photograph in black text. Below the photograph is black text that says: “Ly Xīnzhèn M. Zhǎngsūn Brown (they/them) is an internationally recognized advocate, organizer, attorney, strategist, policy expert, and writer focused on interpersonal and state violence against disabled people at the intersections of race, class, gender, sexuality, faith, language, and nation. They are founding executive director of The Autistic People of Color Fund, a project of collective care, redistributive justice, and mutual aid, and they have been creating Disability Justice Wisdom Tarot since 2020. Ly Xīnzhèn has taught classes on feminist disability studies, disability critical race theory, disability law and policy, and neurodiversity for multiple universities over the past ten years.” The Health Justice Commons logo appears in the top right corner of the image.
The image has a pastel green background. On the left is a column of green-tinted screenprinted graphics by haley brown. The 6 repeating graphics are of an 8-point star or splat. To the right is a photograph of Justice Shorter, a Black blind woman with her hair styled in 2-strand twists, smiling joyfully for the camera wearing black sunglasses and a cream hooded sweater. Justice’s full name appears below the photograph in black text. Below the photograph is black text that says: “Justice Shorter (she/her) is a skilled organizer / facilitator, Disability Justice amplifier and senior advisor on issues at the intersection of race, disability, gender, health, climate, and crises. She is a national expert on disability inclusive disaster protections, emergency management and humanitarian crises/conflicts. Justice is the author of the renowned Disaster Justice Guidebook for People of Color with Disabilities. In 2023, Justice officially launched her own consulting firm, SeededGround. In community with disabled creatives/contributors from around the world, SeededGround has produced several powerful projects across movement spaces such as EMprints as well as Portraits & Portals.” The Health Justice Commons logo appears in the top right corner of the image.
The image has a pastel green background. On the left is a column of green-tinted screenprinted graphics by haley brown. The 6 repeating graphics are of an 8-point star or splat. To the right is black text that says: “Mordecai Cohen Ettinger. Mordecai Cohen Ettinger (they/them) has over 30 years experience as a multi-sector social justice organizer, healer, and educator. They are the Founding Director of Health Justice Commons.
Mordecai also serves as Senior Adjunct Lecturer at the California Institute of Integral Studies where they have taught in the Department of Undergraduate Studies since 2014. Along with their over three decades of movement work, Mordecai is a somatic practitioner with a background in Generative Somatics, Somatic Experiencing, and Cranial Sacral Therapy. As a survivor of radiation poisoning and medical torture, Mordecai’s commitment to healing and disability justice is soul work as well as life’s work for our collective liberation.” The Health Justice Commons logo appears in the top right corner of the image.
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Dalla Lana School of Public Health
@uoftdlsph.bsky.social
about 22 hours ago
For 30 years, DLSPH's Joint Centre for Bioethics has been helping health professionals, researchers and policymakers answer those questions through leadership in bioethics education, research and practice. Learn more about the JCB's impact and what's next: ow.ly/x1RQ50ZJArI
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The Hastings Center for Bioethics
@hastingscenter.bsky.social
about 23 hours ago
🧬During WWII, conscientious objectors volunteered to be intentionally infected with hepatitis to advance medical research. Their story raises timeless questions about altruism, ethics, and public health. 📖 Hastings Bioethics Forum essay: bit.ly/4hs2w0b
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US Association for the Study of Pain
@usasp.bsky.social
about 23 hours ago
Upcoming USASP webinar: Perceived Healthcare Discrimination and Pain Severity: Insights from the All of Us Research Program 📅 September 16, 2026 ⏰ 12–1 PM EST Register here: [https://buff.ly/g6DQ31C] #PainResearch #HealthEquity #HealthDisparities #PainScience #AllofUsResearch #USASP
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University of Minnesota Center for Bioethics
@umnbioethics.bsky.social
about 24 hours ago
Registration is open for the Ethics Grand Rounds webinar, “Stigma as a Social Determinant of Health: A Policy Classification Framework and Call to Action" with Dr. Lisa Carter-Bawa. Friday, Oct. 2 12-1 p.m. (CDT) Register Now! It’s free: z.umn.edu/bjn8
Center for Bioethics’ Ethics Grand Rounds, titled "Stigma as a Social Determinant of Health: A Policy Classification Framework and Call to Action." Presented by Dr. Lisa Carter-Bawa from Hackensack Meridian Health's Center for Discovery & Innovation. Held via Zoom on Friday, October 2, from 12 to 1 p.m. CDT. Free and open to all. IPE credit and certificates of attendance for CEUs are available.
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Nick Bioethics
@nickbio.bsky.social
about 24 hours ago
Bioethx Cafe would love to see new attendees Ethical and Regulatory Issues in Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy A 30 minute presentation followed by q&a. 17th September at 11:30am (EST/USA) FREE 👉 Register: lnkd.in/dcpU3cXu #bioethics, #bioethx, #psychedelic, #clinicalethics
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Philip M. Alberti
@philipalberti.bsky.social
1 day ago
"If race and ethnicity are removed from the decennial census, it would set a precedent that extends far beyond 2030, ...leaving public health officials with even less information to deliver better health outcomes for all Americans." fas.org/publication/... #healthequity #healthjustice
The Public Health Cost of Eliminating Race and Ethnicity Data

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The Public Health Cost of Eliminating Race and Ethnicity Data

This is bigger than a singular elimination of race and ethnicity questions. It could accelerate the second wave of widespread reductions to demographic data, leaving public health officials with even ...

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Mike Samuel 🟣
@mvsamuel.bsky.social
1 day ago
Just dropping a term that might come in handy. Kant's 2nd formulation says humans have moral standing. Ethicists debate the degree to which non-human animals have it. Citizens United effectively grants it to corporations. Kant's 2nd addresses Eric's distinction btw.
moral standing, in ethics, the status of an entity by virtue of which it is deserving of consideration in moral decision making. To ask if an entity has moral standing is to ask whether the well-being of that entity should be taken into account by others; it is also to ask whether that entity has moral value or worth and whether it can make moral claims on other beings. Moral standing is often a key topic in debates about animal rights and within bioethics, medical ethics, and environmental ethics.
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Phantasmoplasm and the Robots
@phantasmoplasm.bsky.social
1 day ago
I mean, kinda same? As someone with a bioethics background who's trying to pivot to AI ethics, that's not exactly an analysis.
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