Bioethics Community - People

I am an Associate Professor of Law and a member of the Health Law Institute at the Widener University School of Law in Wilmington, Delaware. I came to Widener in the 2007-2008 academic year as a visitor from the University of Memphis where I had been teaching since 2005. Before entering academia, I worked seven years for Arnold & Porter LLP (in Los Angeles and Washington, DC), and clerked for...

Obviously being a man, some will question my selection of subjects here, but rest assured that I have been actively involved in Women's Health issues, conditions and solutions for a good long time. This blog started in out in 1999, and later was changed to it's current name and address on blogger. I began under the premise that women are the ones who primarily search for and buy products for...

Award winning author Wesley J. Smith is a Senior Fellow in Human Rights and Bioethics at the Discovery Institute, an attorney for the International Task Force on Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide, and a special consultant for the Center for Bioethics and Culture. In May 2004, because of his work in bioethics, he was named by the National Journal as one of the nation’s top expert thinkers in...

I am an attorney who was brought into the field of patient empowerment through no fault of my own. I have been a patient and now I am a care-giver for my ill, elderly dad. My hope is that we can return to a time when physicians and patients shared mutual respect. It was a time when the government and corporations stayed out of the patient-physician relationship.

In brief, Dr. Shaheen E Lakhan is a biochemist and medical scientist. He administers a host of projects in bioethics, biotechnology, emergency management, global philanthropy, proteomics, and psychiatry -- to name a few disciplines. Dr. Lakhan underwent extensive didactic and research based training, completing undergraduate and graduated programs in biochemistry, education, medicine,...

Bioethics is my raison d'être; I'm a faculty member at the Alden March Bioethics Institute at Albany Medical Center and the University of Sciences in Philadelphia. I'm also the Editor-in-Chief of the Women's Bioethics Blog. You can see more about my background http://www.biomedlaw.com

I am currently on disability from my job due to Cervical Dystonia. In additon, I have Grave's Disease and a few other health issues.I enjoy reading and writing short stories.

Why and how to be green right now.

I am a 61 year old retired Baker/Chef living on a small hobby Farm In Winona, Minnesota. Iam Currently Caregiver to my wife of 41 years. Jenny is in her 12th year struggling with cancer. Radiation, Mastectomy,Chemo-Therapy, Breast Reconstruction and Heart Surgery have been the norm for us for a long streach. Currently jenny is home on Hospice and I tend her needs.The purpose of my Blog is to...

Helge V. Keitel blogging about CTS = Carpal Tunnel Syndrome in English, Swedish and Finnish. I write about several things but in Wellsphere the focus is on carpal tunnel syndrome and hand surgery. CTS is common for people who have to use their hands extensively and continuously in their work. - hairdressers - assembly line workers - crafts people using their hands - car mechanics -...