Anthro talk: DeWitte on Bioarchaeology of Plague in London
Anthropology talk: Dr. Sharon DeWitte: Bioarchaeology of Plague: Health and Demography in Medieval London
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UNC School of Law: Lessons from Ebola Quarantine in the US
Mark Rothstein, Institute for Bioethics, Health Policy, and Law, University of Louisville School of Medicine: "Lessons from Ebola Quarantine in the US (re: legal issues, such as federalism, constitutional due process, etc.)"
Moral Economies of Med Discussion: Buchbinder & Necochea on Their Recent Books
Professor Mara Buchbinder: All in Your Head, Making Sense of Pediatric PainProfessor Raúl Necochea López: A History of Family Plannig in Twentieth-Century Peru
Moral Economies of Med Discussion: Buchbinder & Necochea on Their Recent Books
Professor Mara Buchbinder: All in Your Head, Making Sense of Pediatric PainProfessor Raúl Necochea López: A History of Family Plannig in Twentieth-Century Peru
“The Geography of Standards and Transnational Medicine in Thailand.”
Prof. Ara Wilson of Duke University: “The Geography of Standards and Transnational Medicine in Thailand.”
White Coats Black Doctors: Talk with Damon Tweedy MD
Dr. Damon Tweedy, a physician at Duke University and author of the New York Times Bestseller, Black Man in a White Coat.
Religion & Science Symposium
Second Duke-UNC Symposium on Religion & Science
Religion & Science Symposium
Second Duke-UNC Symposium on Religion & Science
Research Ethics Grand Rounds: Automatic placement of genomic research results in medical records
Anya Prince, JD, MPP, Post-Doctural Fellow, Center for Genomics and Society, Jean Cadigan, PhD, Assistant Professor, Department of Social Medicine. Automatic placement of genomic research results in medical records...Do researchers have a duty? Should participants have a choice?
Research Ethics Grand Rounds: Automatic placement of genomic research results in medical records
Anya Prince, JD, MPP, Post-Doctural Fellow, Center for Genomics and Society, Jean Cadigan, PhD, Assistant Professor, Department of Social Medicine. Automatic placement of genomic research results in medical records...Do researchers have a duty? Should participants have a choice?