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Turns out when you give your personal Facebook account administrative privileges for a page on feminist bioethics…

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Special thanks to Brian Leiter for giving a shout-out to the IJFAB Blog!

Those of you who work professionally in philosophy are already familiar with the Leiter Reports. For anyone else, please find a link here. It contains, in his own words, “News and views about philosophy, the academic profession, academic freedom, intellectual … Continue reading

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Special thanks to Brian Leiter for giving a shout-out to the IJFAB Blog!

Those of you who work professionally in philosophy are already familiar with the Leiter Reports. For anyone else, please find a link here. It contains, in his own words, “News and views about philosophy, the academic profession, academic freedom, intellectual … Continue reading

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Abandoned by their Religion? People of Faith Encountering Biomedicine

IJFABster Jackie Leach Scully writes the following on the Westminster Faith Debates Blog: “Faith group members are just as likely as anyone else to suffer from infertility or debilitating genetic conditions, and to seek medical help. For those people whose … Continue reading

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A straight, male feminist wants to know…

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Of Science Wars, Democracy, and Bioethics

While not making the national news and generally framed as a largely regional story, reports of Wyoming’s rejection of the new national science standard ought to be on our collective radar as academics and as people who happen to share … Continue reading

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It’s About Testosterone?

From the New York Times It’s about testosterone? Hardly. Some athletic authorities are now requiring  women athletes to have their clitorises partially removed if their testosterone is “too high”? On the grounds that high testosterone is an unfair advantage? Even … Continue reading

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A Silent Killer of Women — Suicide

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The Diversity Gap in the Academy Awards

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Atrium Magazine

This is a guest post by Alice Dreger Our program in Medical Humanities and Bioethics at the Feinberg School of Medicine, Northwestern University, in Chicago publishes a magazine called Atrium. Each issue features a specific medical humanities theme to which all contributions, graphic and … Continue reading

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