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Robert Klitzman: How Fraud Underlies Anti-Vaccine Claims
Parents continue to believe a fraudulent study that linked inoculations and autism.
Robert Klitzman: Doctor, Have You Had Your DNA Tested?
In the New York Times, Dr. Robert Klitzman notes the rise in genomic sequencing.
Robert Klitzman: Three-Parent Babies? “It’s More of a Transplant.”
Robert Klitzman explores the impact of mitochondrial transfer techniques.
Bioethics Program Director Discusses the Troubling Implications of Genetic Sequencing
Robert Klitzman speaks about ethical concerns with regard to genome sequencing.
On HuffPost Live, Robert Klitzman Addresses the Ethical Issues That Surround Discussions of Ebola
Dr. Robert Klitzman and panel on HuffPost Live addressed Ebola and proposed travel bans.
Robert Klitzman Explores the Connection Between Culture, Rituals, and Disease Transmission
Stopping the spread of Ebola entails a new dilemma -- challenging long-standing rituals of an at-risk community.
Bioethics Director Robert Klitzman on the Spiritual Needs of Cancer Patients
Where does spirituality fit into medical practice? To find out, Medscape spoke with Bioethics program director Robert Klitzman.
Bioethics Director Comments on the Ethics of Treating Ebola with Experimental Drugs
From an ethical perspective, can clinicians treat the fast-spreading Ebola virus with experimental drugs?
On ABC News, Robert Klitzman Explores the Ethics of New Ebola Treatment
On ABC News, Robert Klitzman comments on questions surrounding ZMapp, the new Ebola treatment.
Dr. Robert Klitzman Named 2014 Hastings Center Fellow
The Hastings Center honors Dr. Robert Klitzman for his outstanding contributions in the field of bioethics.
Moving Closer to Genetically Engineered 'Designer Babies'
Dr. Robert Klitzman of the Bioethics program weighs in on the designer baby debate in Healthline.
Bioethics Professor Dr. Robert Klitzman Calls Facebook Mood Manipulation Study "Scandalous"
Dr. Klitzman asserts that Facebook's mood study violated ethics.