Deborah Franklin and Nathan Carlin discuss dentistry in health humanities
“Where is Dentistry in Health Humanities?” is the title of a recent blog post authored by Deborah Franklin, DDS, MA, LPC and Reverend Nathan Carlin, PhD. The post appears on the American Journal of Bioethics blog and, in it, Franklin…
Blog by Keisha Ray discusses black bioethics and mainstream bioethics
“Black Bioethics and How the Failures of the Profession Paved the Way for Its Existence,” is the title of the latest Bioethics.net blog authored by Keisha Ray, PhD. In the blog, Ray notes that “black bioethics has been having its…
Keisha Ray’s work featured in toolkit for Bioethics and Race
Bioethics.net has created the #BlackBioethics Toolkit, a resource featuring articles, blogs, and more on bioethics and race. The toolkit focuses specifically on African Americans and Black people in the United States. Among the resources are works by Keisha Ray, PhD,…
Keisha Ray discusses medical photos and women’s health in recent blog
Keisha Ray, PhD, recently wrote a blog post for the American Journal of Bioethics titled, “Medical Photos, CPR Dolls, and Car Crash Dummies: When Women Aren’t Represented in Research We Fail Women’s Health.” In the blog, Ray discusses the viral…
Blog post by Keisha Ray focuses on anti-fat bias
Reflecting on personal experience, Keisha Ray, PhD, authored a blog post on Bioethics.net about fat bias titled, “Going to the Doctor While Fat.” Ray describes her experience of a doctor’s appointment to discuss her concern with rapid weight gain. Despite…
Keisha Ray named associate editor of AJOB blog
Keisha Ray, PhD, is a frequent contributor to the Bioethics.net blog, hosted by the American Journal of Bioethics. This month Ray was invited to become the blog’s associate editor. In the role, Ray will help to oversee the contributions made…
New blog post by Keisha Ray focuses on aging
Keisha Ray wrote recently a blog post contemplating aging and our responsibilities to our aging families.