The American Society for Bioethics and Humanities hosted its 21st annual conference recently in Pittsburgh. The conference theme was “Remembrance and Resilience: How Bioethics and Humanities Can Move Us Forward.”
Center director Thomas Cole, PhD, presented as part of a panel on “Ageism in History, Moral Thought, and Healthcare Decisions,” while Nathan Carlin, PhD, presented “Nonmaleficence, Hope, and Resilience” as part of a session on Pastoral Care. Former postdoctoral fellow Alina Bennett, PhD, MA, MPH, was also among the presenters of a panel on “Moral Injury and the Care of Inmates.”