Bioethics will likely play a significant role in how sports and athletes are regulated in the future. For instance:- Should parents be able to"select" certain genes for their children so their kids have the greatest chance of becoming pro athletes?
- Should athletes be able to undergo gene therapy for rehabilitation of injury or enhancement of natural ability (was Bartolo Colon's stem cell treatment a sign of things to come)?
- Should bioethics matters be regulated by collective bargaining agreements, or should federal or state governments not allow players' associations and owners to agree to certain possibilities?
I'll be in attendance and am looking forward to hearing from some of best bioethicists around. Here is more information - hope you too consider attending:
Bioethics: A Legal, Medical and Theological Perspective
Hear from a wide range of experts
Our panelists will include doctors, clergy, academics and lawyers. Explore with them as they reflect, analyze and dialogue about:
- Bioethics – its meaning and sources
- Key documents that underlie bioethical decision-making
- Doctor/patient relationships and quality of care
- Public health issues and the role of physicians in state actions
- Reproductive rights and issues
- Organ transplants
- Death and dying
- Human subject research
- Eugenics, cloning and embryonic stem cell research
Come to investigate the current ethical issues
If you’re coming for answers, then this may not be the seminar for you. But if you’re coming to investigate current ethical issues and probe into the questions and dilemmas they pose for you, your clients, families, hospitals, governments and civilizations, then you’ll enjoy this program.
Leave with an understanding of why even well-informed people reasonably disagree about how to apply bioethics
Course Planner: Alan C. Milstein, Esq.
Faculty:
Alan C. Milstein, Esq., Sherman Silverstein, Moorestown, NJ
Elizabeth A. Babin, M.D., Obstetrics & Gynecology, Kennedy Health System, Turnersville, NJ
Aaron D. Bannett, MD, MBA, Founder, Organ Transplant Program & former Chairman of Surgery, Albert Einstein Medical Center, Philadelphia
Peter J. Colosi, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Moral Theology, St. Charles Borromeo Seminary, Wynnewood
Frank M. McClellan, JD, LLM, Professor of Law Emeritus, Temple University James E. Beasley School of Law, Philadelphia
Reverend Robert J McFadden, Resurrection Baptist Church, Philadelphia
Timothy B. McKinney, M.D., Obstetrics & Gynecology, Blackwood, NJ
| Location | Start Time | End Time | |
| Mon, 12:30P Jul 23, 2012 | Mon, 3:45P Jul 23, 2012 | |
