Students at the Yeshiva University Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law will have two new joint degree options next year. Cardozo will add a joint degree program in which students can earn both a juris ...

The Office of Undergraduate Studies will host a pre-law event with School of Law Co-Dean Jessica Berg, who will give a talk titled "Where Law and Medicine Meet: Teaching Bioethics in a Top Ten Health ...

KALAMAZOO, Mich.—A nationally renowned health law and bioethics scholar will speak this month as part of the Western Michigan University Center for the Study of Ethics in Society's Spring 2017 Lecture ...

Saint Louis University's accelerated Bachelor of the Arts in Bioethics and Health Studies to Juris Doctor, Law program allows students to apply a maximum of 29 first-year law school credits to their ...

2017 was a year of tremendous uncertainty for many areas of public policy. Health care policy was no exception, most prominently with an almost successful push by Congressional Republicans to ...

As new healthcare technologies are developed, the fields of medicine and law become increasingly intertwined and complex, requiring people to change the way they traditionally view bioethics. Policy ...

Lee University will welcome bioethics lawyer Nikolas T. Nikas for his presentation, “Who's Your Daddy? Human Cloning, Animal-Human Hybrids & 3-parent Embryos (what every student should know about law, ...

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Book Launch: "Big Data, Health Law, and Bioethics" from Petrie-Flom Center on Vimeo. Learn more about this event at the Petrie-Flom Center or read a short writeup. When data from all aspects of our ...

The archbishop of Paris has criticized the French parliament's decision to debate a controversial bioethics bill which would increase access to in vitro fertilization while the country is still ...

PARIS — The usual summer torpor had already settled on Paris when the French deputies gathered to decide on the country’s bioethics policies for the coming years. While French families were enjoying ...