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 Klitzman on CNN: Should doctor have told co-pilot's employer of problems? Dr. Robert Klitzman appeared on CNN to discuss the medical ethics implications in the case of the Germanwings disaster. Faculty Bioethics Director Recommends How We Should Address Subway Germs – and Fears Dr. Robert Klitzman explains why our germophobic fear of public transportation is somewhat misplaced. Faculty Robert Klitzman on Discovering One’s Ancestry Through Genetic Testing Men’s Health quotes Bioethics director Dr. Klitzman in their feature on uncovering one’s genealogy through genetic testing. Faculty Dr. Rita Charon Uses Creative Expression to Explore the Realm of Illness and Recovery Charon shared her own recent experience of illness, care, and connection at a conference in Lisbon. Faculty Dr. Robert Klitzman on Genetic Testing and Cheating the System What ethical dilemmas arise when patients take genetic testing into their own hands? Impacts and Insights How to Game a Job Search Steve Dalton believes that he has the solution to the plight of the online job seeker. Faculty On Anti-Vaxxers: Robert Klitzman Explores the Legacy of Public Health Backlashes The history and psychology of backlashes against vaccines and government intervention in public health. Faculty Robert Klitzman: Three Parents, One Baby? Not at All Dr. Robert Klitzman exposed the public’s misinterpretations of mitochondrial replacement therapy (MRT). Faculty Robert Klitzman: How Fraud Underlies Anti-Vaccine Claims Parents continue to believe a fraudulent study that linked inoculations and autism. Faculty Robert Klitzman: Doctor, Have You Had Your DNA Tested? In the New York Times, Dr. Robert Klitzman notes the rise in genomic sequencing. Faculty Robert Klitzman: Three-Parent Babies? “It’s More of a Transplant.” Robert Klitzman explores the impact of mitochondrial transfer techniques. Student Bioethics Student Kira Peikoff: No Smoke, but Haze Around E-Joint Bioethics student Kira Peikoff wrote about a disposable electronic vapor marijuana cigarette known as a JuJu Joint. Load More
Faculty Klitzman on CNN: Should doctor have told co-pilot's employer of problems? Dr. Robert Klitzman appeared on CNN to discuss the medical ethics implications in the case of the Germanwings disaster.
Faculty Bioethics Director Recommends How We Should Address Subway Germs – and Fears Dr. Robert Klitzman explains why our germophobic fear of public transportation is somewhat misplaced.
Faculty Robert Klitzman on Discovering One’s Ancestry Through Genetic Testing Men’s Health quotes Bioethics director Dr. Klitzman in their feature on uncovering one’s genealogy through genetic testing.
Faculty Dr. Rita Charon Uses Creative Expression to Explore the Realm of Illness and Recovery Charon shared her own recent experience of illness, care, and connection at a conference in Lisbon.
Faculty Dr. Robert Klitzman on Genetic Testing and Cheating the System What ethical dilemmas arise when patients take genetic testing into their own hands?
Impacts and Insights How to Game a Job Search Steve Dalton believes that he has the solution to the plight of the online job seeker.
Faculty On Anti-Vaxxers: Robert Klitzman Explores the Legacy of Public Health Backlashes The history and psychology of backlashes against vaccines and government intervention in public health.
Faculty Robert Klitzman: Three Parents, One Baby? Not at All Dr. Robert Klitzman exposed the public’s misinterpretations of mitochondrial replacement therapy (MRT).
Faculty Robert Klitzman: How Fraud Underlies Anti-Vaccine Claims Parents continue to believe a fraudulent study that linked inoculations and autism.
Faculty Robert Klitzman: Doctor, Have You Had Your DNA Tested? In the New York Times, Dr. Robert Klitzman notes the rise in genomic sequencing.
Faculty Robert Klitzman: Three-Parent Babies? “It’s More of a Transplant.” Robert Klitzman explores the impact of mitochondrial transfer techniques.
Student Bioethics Student Kira Peikoff: No Smoke, but Haze Around E-Joint Bioethics student Kira Peikoff wrote about a disposable electronic vapor marijuana cigarette known as a JuJu Joint.
