Past Events

Program for Biomedical Ethics Talk

"Empathy As Infrastructure: A Moral Imperative for Rebuilding Global Health"

Program for Biomedical Ethics: Annual Thomas P. Duffy Memorial Lecture in Medical Ethics

"Promoting Values Considerations in Biomedical AI Development"

Joint Student Council Perspectives on Medicine

Yale Pediatric Ethics Program: Pediatric CARE Rounds

“'Stuck in the Middle': The Medically Non-Compliant Adolescent in a Psychiatric Setting"

Program for Biomedical Ethics

"Driving Restrictions for People with Epilepsy: Autonomy vs. Public Safety"

Global Health Seminar

"Principles of Building Partnerships in Global Health"

Program for Biomedical Ethics

"Achieving Momentum in Ethical Health Policy: Method & Opportunities"

Program for Biomedical Ethics

"Doctor, Will You Pray for Me? - How Providers Respond and Could Do Better"

Pediatric Grand Rounds

"Addressing Clinicians’ Distress in the NICU, and Beyond"

Lindenthal Lecture on Holocaust and Genocide How Healers Became Killers

An American View on the History of Health Professionals in the Nazi era

Yale Pediatric Ethics Program and Program for Biomedical Ethics present: Scripts and Scruples: Using Medical TV Shows to Teach Ethics with Sheria D. Wilson, MD, MA

Yale Pediatric Ethics Program presents: Complex Fetal Diagnoses: Evolving Clinical and Ethical Considerations with DonnaMaria Cortezzo, MD

Program for Biomedical Ethics and Yale Pediatric Ethics Program present: Expecting Inequity: Race, Class, and Reproductive Justice with Khiara M. Bridges, JD, PhD

Yale Pediatric Ethics Program presents: Ethical Issues with Artificial Womb Technology (Yes, it’s coming) with Mark R. Mercurio, MD, MA

Program for Biomedical Ethics presents: Weighty Matters: The Ethical Challenges of Using Injectables to Fight Obesity and Overweight with Arthur L. Caplan, PhD

Program for Biomedical Ethics presents: Imagination & the Ethics of Hope: Mitigating the Decline of American Medicine with Lydia Dugdale, MD, MAR

Yale Pediatric Ethics Program presents: Perinatal Decision-Making in Trisomy 13 and 18 with Congenital Heart Disease with Katherine Anne Kosiv, MD

Program for Biomedical Ethics Presents: "Conscience, Religion, and the Way of Medicine"

Yale Pediatric Ethics Program Presents: "Will the Dobbs Decision Inevitably Impact on Neonatal Care?" with Alan R. Fleischman, MD

Program for Biomedical Ethics Presents the Annual Thomas P. Duffy Lecture in Medical Ethics: "Disability Rights and Disorders of Consciousness: An Interdisciplinary Approach to Law and Medicine"