As Prisons Overflow, a Scholar Calls for New Thinking on Crime
With 5 percent of the world’s population but more than 20 percent of the world’s…
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Dangers of Conscience-Based Objections Dominate Ethics Panel
Too many people in the United States are refusing to participate in controversial but crucial…
Study: Doctors Need to Be Proactive in Advising Gay Teens
If talking to teens about sex is difficult for parents, imagine the awkwardness their physicians…
Race Is Key to Understanding Nation’s Opioid Epidemic, Scholar Says
To fully grasp how opioid addiction has affected United States communities, Americans need to see…
Ethics Expert Calls Reversal on Goldwater Rule a Mistake
Editors note: On July 25, the American Psychoanalytic Association announced it no longer expected its…
Armchair Psychology Damages Mental Health Profession and Democracy, Says Professor
While the cacophony of voices weighing in on the newly inaugurated U.S. president may be…
Two Weeks After Brussels Panel Discusses Human Rights in the Age of Terrorism
The recent terrorist attacks in Paris and Brussels have put the world on edge, a…
‘High-Profile and HIV+’ Revives Ethical Questions
Actor Charlie Sheen made headlines in 2011 with a number of trips to rehab, his…
Fordham’s Celia Fisher Advised on White House Report Denouncing Conversion Therapy
Celia Fisher, PhD, director of Fordham’s Center for Ethics Education, was among the advisers on…
How The Golden Girls Were Bioethical Trailblazers
Cryopreservation and The Golden Girls—not two subjects one would ordinarily think of together. But spend…