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1. Looking Back at the Bioethics Commission’s Blog

   Written by Bioethics Commission Staff on December 5, 2016 — Leave a Comment

   Throughout its tenure, the Bioethics Commission has maintained an active digital presence to connect with a global audience. A major component of this has been through its blog. This final blog post reflects on the role the blog has played in disseminating the Bioethics Commission’s work.

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   Posted in Bioethics History, Bioethics in Action, Classroom, Commission Meetings, community engagement, Deliberation and Education, Ethically Sound, Ethics Education, Human Subjects Protection, Medical Countermeasures, Neuroscience, NPRM, Public Health, Speaking Engagements, Synthetic Biology | Tagged bioethics, education, Ethically Sound, human subjects protection, NPRM, Presidential Commission for the Study of Bioethical Issues

2. Exploring Democratic Deliberation

   Written by Rashmi Borah on September 28, 2016 — Leave a Comment

   This post will focus on Col. Michael’s discussion of democratic deliberation, which the Commission recommends in its report.

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   Posted in Bioethics History, Bioethics in Action, Classroom, Deliberation and Education, Every Generation Report, Public Health

3. Exploring Lifelong Bioethics Education

   Written by Rashmi Borah on July 20, 2016 — Leave a Comment

   Bioethics Commission member Col. Nelson Michael was recently interviewed by BioEdge, a bioethics news site, about the Commission’s capstone report Bioethics for Every Generation: Deliberation and Education in Health, Science and Technology. Col. Michael discussed lifelong bioethics education, which the Commission supports in its report.

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   Posted in Bioethics in Action, Deliberation and Education, Ethics Education