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 '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. School New Masters Programs Added in Sustainability and Bioethics Sustainability Management and Bioethics will be offered by Continuing Education in fall 2010, part-time and full-time. Impacts and Insights President Obama Establishes New Presidential Commission for the Study of Bioethical Issues President Barack Obama signed an Executive Order creating a new Presidential Commission for the Study of Bioethical Issues. Faculty IVF Websites Often Mum on Embryo Gene Test Risks Fertility clinic websites aren't doing a great job of explaining the risks of testing an embryo for genetic disorders. Faculty When the Patient Is a V.I.P. Dr. Robert Klitzman discussed the challenges of caring for very important patients in the New York Times. Faculty New York’s Recent Policy Shift Could Make it the Stem Cell Capital of the Country Dr. Klitzman discusses New York State’s new policy allowing compensation for women who donate their eggs toward research. Faculty New York State Allows Payment for Egg Donations for Research Dr. Robert Klitzman was recently quoted in the New York Times on the issue of egg donations. Impacts and Insights Mastering Bioethics: Science Dilemmas Yield Demand for New Degree Bioethics degree programs, including Columbia's new M.S. program, are addressing critical issues in this emerging field. Knowledge Base Applying to Graduate School? Questions to Ask Yourself For those considering graduate work in the arts and sciences, early preparation is the key to finding the right school for you. School The Lost Art of Conversation: What to Do When Execs Become Message Speech, presentation and media coach, Jane Praeger discusses coaching people to become better interview subjects.
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.
School New Masters Programs Added in Sustainability and Bioethics Sustainability Management and Bioethics will be offered by Continuing Education in fall 2010, part-time and full-time.
Impacts and Insights President Obama Establishes New Presidential Commission for the Study of Bioethical Issues President Barack Obama signed an Executive Order creating a new Presidential Commission for the Study of Bioethical Issues.
Faculty IVF Websites Often Mum on Embryo Gene Test Risks Fertility clinic websites aren't doing a great job of explaining the risks of testing an embryo for genetic disorders.
Faculty When the Patient Is a V.I.P. Dr. Robert Klitzman discussed the challenges of caring for very important patients in the New York Times.
Faculty New York’s Recent Policy Shift Could Make it the Stem Cell Capital of the Country Dr. Klitzman discusses New York State’s new policy allowing compensation for women who donate their eggs toward research.
Faculty New York State Allows Payment for Egg Donations for Research Dr. Robert Klitzman was recently quoted in the New York Times on the issue of egg donations.
Impacts and Insights Mastering Bioethics: Science Dilemmas Yield Demand for New Degree Bioethics degree programs, including Columbia's new M.S. program, are addressing critical issues in this emerging field.
Knowledge Base Applying to Graduate School? Questions to Ask Yourself For those considering graduate work in the arts and sciences, early preparation is the key to finding the right school for you.
School The Lost Art of Conversation: What to Do When Execs Become Message Speech, presentation and media coach, Jane Praeger discusses coaching people to become better interview subjects.
