News & Impact Stories at Columbia SPS News at Columbia SPS Category - Any -AlumniFacultyImpacts and InsightsIn the CommunityIn the MediaKnowledge BaseOffice of the DeanPress ReleaseResearch & PublicationsSchoolStaffStudent Faculty Two of New York’s Killers on the Run Dr. Robert Klitzman was quoted in a Metro New York article on the declining number of HIV-related deaths in New York. Faculty The New Frontier of Surrogate Pregnancy Dr. Robert Klitzman was featured in a Wall Street Journal piece on the legal and ethical implications of surrogacy in India. School Master of Science in Bioethics Program Hosts First Online Information Session The M.S. in Bioethics program recently hosted an online information session. Faculty Who Made Me? The Ethical Issues That IVF Families Face 2010 Nobel Prize in Medicine to Dr. Edwards recognizes important research that led to the development of In Vitro Fertilization Faculty Conservatives Killing Research That Could Potentially Save Millions of Americans Injunction against expanding use of federal funds for stem cell research sets back research that can potentially help millions. Faculty Scientists Dismayed by Stem Cell Research Ruling Robert Klitzman discussed the ethical issues surrounding the recent stem cell research ruling in U.S. News. Faculty Be Part of the Solution Louise Rosen and Dr. Robert Klitzman featured in a Time Out New York article on careers to help fix the world. Faculty Ethical Implications of HIV/AIDS Dr. Robert Klitzman was on the Leonard Lopate show on WNYC radio to discuss the ethics of HIV/AIDS. Faculty Creating Synthetic Life: Your Questions Answered Dr. Robert Klitzman was one of the featured experts on the Science Channel’s special, Creating Synthetic Life. Faculty Praying for Doctors and Patients Dr. Robert Klitzman, writes about training, practice and patient care in the medical field. Faculty 'Just Sign the Form': Informed Consent, Medical Research and You What do we do when an agreement concerns informed consent? Faculty Death Panels or Dignity, and You... Health care reform highlights the need for improved discussions between doctors and patients about end of life care. Load More
Faculty Two of New York’s Killers on the Run Dr. Robert Klitzman was quoted in a Metro New York article on the declining number of HIV-related deaths in New York.
Faculty The New Frontier of Surrogate Pregnancy Dr. Robert Klitzman was featured in a Wall Street Journal piece on the legal and ethical implications of surrogacy in India.
School Master of Science in Bioethics Program Hosts First Online Information Session The M.S. in Bioethics program recently hosted an online information session.
Faculty Who Made Me? The Ethical Issues That IVF Families Face 2010 Nobel Prize in Medicine to Dr. Edwards recognizes important research that led to the development of In Vitro Fertilization
Faculty Conservatives Killing Research That Could Potentially Save Millions of Americans Injunction against expanding use of federal funds for stem cell research sets back research that can potentially help millions.
Faculty Scientists Dismayed by Stem Cell Research Ruling Robert Klitzman discussed the ethical issues surrounding the recent stem cell research ruling in U.S. News.
Faculty Be Part of the Solution Louise Rosen and Dr. Robert Klitzman featured in a Time Out New York article on careers to help fix the world.
Faculty Ethical Implications of HIV/AIDS Dr. Robert Klitzman was on the Leonard Lopate show on WNYC radio to discuss the ethics of HIV/AIDS.
Faculty Creating Synthetic Life: Your Questions Answered Dr. Robert Klitzman was one of the featured experts on the Science Channel’s special, Creating Synthetic Life.
Faculty Praying for Doctors and Patients Dr. Robert Klitzman, writes about training, practice and patient care in the medical field.
Faculty 'Just Sign the Form': Informed Consent, Medical Research and You What do we do when an agreement concerns informed consent?
Faculty Death Panels or Dignity, and You... Health care reform highlights the need for improved discussions between doctors and patients about end of life care.
