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 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? Faculty 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. Faculty Dr. Robert Klitzman Named 2014 Hastings Center Fellow The Hastings Center honors Dr. Robert Klitzman for his outstanding contributions in the field of bioethics. Faculty Moving Closer to Genetically Engineered 'Designer Babies' Dr. Robert Klitzman of the Bioethics program weighs in on the designer baby debate in Healthline. Faculty Bioethics Professor Dr. Robert Klitzman Calls Facebook Mood Manipulation Study "Scandalous" Dr. Klitzman asserts that Facebook's mood study violated ethics. Faculty Prof. David Rosner, Expert on Lead Poisoning, Speaks With The Baltimore Sun David Rosner speaks with The Baltimore Sun about Kennedy Krieger's lead poisoning study. Faculty Genetics In Court Is a Very Messy Business Bioethics professor Dr. Paul Applebaum debunks the "my genes made me do it" argument. Faculty Prof. Simon Sinek Delivers TED2014 Talk on Good Leadership Professor, author, and leadership expert Simon Sinek presented his talk at TED2014, "Why good leaders make you feel safe." Faculty Making Organ Donations Worthwhile Organ exchanges encourage altruistic donation and benefit poorer people, argues Robert Klitzman. Faculty First Stem Cells Cloned From Diabetes Patient, Thanks to Egg Donors Should researchers incentivize women to donate their eggs to science? Dr. Mark Sauer weighs in. Faculty Infertility, Endured Through a Prism of Race Dr. Mark V. Sauer discusses the medical and cultural issues that surround infertility for an underserved group – women of color. Faculty As Mixed-Status HIV Couples Weigh Risks, More Choose to Conceive the Old-Fashioned Way Dr. Mark Sauer notes that recent medical advances have made unprotected sex with an HIV-positive partner less risky Load More
Faculty 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?
Faculty 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.
Faculty Dr. Robert Klitzman Named 2014 Hastings Center Fellow The Hastings Center honors Dr. Robert Klitzman for his outstanding contributions in the field of bioethics.
Faculty Moving Closer to Genetically Engineered 'Designer Babies' Dr. Robert Klitzman of the Bioethics program weighs in on the designer baby debate in Healthline.
Faculty Bioethics Professor Dr. Robert Klitzman Calls Facebook Mood Manipulation Study "Scandalous" Dr. Klitzman asserts that Facebook's mood study violated ethics.
Faculty Prof. David Rosner, Expert on Lead Poisoning, Speaks With The Baltimore Sun David Rosner speaks with The Baltimore Sun about Kennedy Krieger's lead poisoning study.
Faculty Genetics In Court Is a Very Messy Business Bioethics professor Dr. Paul Applebaum debunks the "my genes made me do it" argument.
Faculty Prof. Simon Sinek Delivers TED2014 Talk on Good Leadership Professor, author, and leadership expert Simon Sinek presented his talk at TED2014, "Why good leaders make you feel safe."
Faculty Making Organ Donations Worthwhile Organ exchanges encourage altruistic donation and benefit poorer people, argues Robert Klitzman.
Faculty First Stem Cells Cloned From Diabetes Patient, Thanks to Egg Donors Should researchers incentivize women to donate their eggs to science? Dr. Mark Sauer weighs in.
Faculty Infertility, Endured Through a Prism of Race Dr. Mark V. Sauer discusses the medical and cultural issues that surround infertility for an underserved group – women of color.
Faculty As Mixed-Status HIV Couples Weigh Risks, More Choose to Conceive the Old-Fashioned Way Dr. Mark Sauer notes that recent medical advances have made unprotected sex with an HIV-positive partner less risky
