[Nature] Many people in science would rather not talk about the problem of research misconduct, much less act on it. After all, who directly involved would benefit from a serious crackdown? Certainly not the institutions at which the misconduct takes place — they are nominally responsible, but can face legal repercussions, embarrassing headlines and a [...]

[28 October 2011] - The Philippine Consulate General in New York hosted a Healthcare Business Professional Outsourcing (BPO) Forum on October 25 at the Kalayaan Hall of the Philippine Center.   The forum was held in cooperation with the Philippine Trade and Investment Center in New York (PTIC-NY), the Philippine American Chamber of Commerce-New York, and the [...]

Bioethicist’s Work Bridges Science, Law, and Religion
[Science] Her colleagues still call her “the mistake.” In late 2001, Jennifer Miller was on track to become a theoretical physicist. “My dream was to work for NASA and go to Mars,” says Miller, who was then a senior at Fordham University. She was flying high–so high that when she [...]

June 17-19, 2009

Bioethics International partners with the World Health Care Congress for:  The World Health Care Congress Leadership Summit on Emergency Medicine Business Management and Planning – Disaster Preparation & Surge Planning Ÿ Reimbursement & Regulatory Requirements 
June 17-19, 2009 * Westin City Center Hotel * Dallas, TX
Hear from Jennifer E. Miller, Executive Director, Bioethics [...]