Bioethics & Cancel Culture: A Very Brief History
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In this episode Courtney and Chris foolishly enter the Twitter bin-fire that is the Cancel Culture debate. However, rather than take sides they take the cowards option and discuss a few historical examples of bioethicists getting cancelled or at least attempts made to cancel them. …
Covid-19: who should be vaccinated first?
Katrien Devolder interviews Alberto Giubilini. After healthcare and some other essential workers, it might seem the most obvious candidates for a Covid-19 vaccine (if we have one) are the elderly and other groups that are more vulnerable to the virus. But Alberto Giubilini argues that prioritising …
Going Underground: MSM have been irresponsible throughout the coronavirus pandemic – Dr. Giubilini
We speak to Dr. Alberto Giubilini, senior research fellow at Oxford University’s Collective Responsibility for Infectious Disease Program. He discusses why it is a moral imperative for governments to approve and roll out Covid-19 vaccines as fast as possible – and for people to take them – why peop…
EU VACCINE ROW
How much short-term damage has the EU done to its citizens by falling so far behind other countries in the West in Covid vaccinations?
Guests
Kathleen Depoorter
Member of Belgian Federal Parliament
Alberto Giubilini
Oxford Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics
Gwen Eamer
International Federation…
Alberto Giubilini and Pandemic Ethics
Dr. Alberto Giubilini (Oxford) and Dr. Kristin Heitman discuss ethical issues raised in efforts to balance individual freedoms and social measures to control the spread of disease.
When Being Human Isn't Enough
Ep 88. If you thought being a human was enough to protect you from discrimination, think again! At least according to this student who Maggie talked to at a high school, you need humanity plus something else: a certain size body! (We are not sure what size is value-giving, but apparently it's no…
Beyond the Bench: Antimicrobial Stewardship with Dr. Alberto Giubilini (Ep. 1)
Dr. Alberto Giubilini, a philosopher and leading expert in bioethics, introduces one of the most pressing issues in public health: antibiotic overuse. We discuss how unchecked consumption of these life-saving drugs can lead to a “tragedy of the commons,” and why some experts are calling for an anti…
Antimicrobial Stewardship with Dr. Alberto Giubilini (Ep. 1)
Dr. Alberto Giubilini, a philosopher and leading expert in bioethics, introduces one of the most pressing issues in public health: antibiotic overuse. We discuss how unchecked consumption of these life-saving drugs can lead to a “tragedy of the commons,” why some experts are calling for an antibiot…
AI and mental health: a philosophical perspective on the future of healthcare
This podcast with guest speaker Alberto Giubilini, United Kingdom, and host Michele De Prisco, Spain, is part of the Brains On Brains podcast series from ECNP.Can AI act as a moral advisor in psychiatry? What consent and equity dilemmas do we face? Should we fear or embrace these tools?
In this epi…
A Legitimate Slippery Slope
Greg discusses IVF’s slippery slope, then he talks to callers about a strategy he could have used on Diary of a CEO, and how to know when to stay in a church to try to change what’s happening and when to leave.
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Commentary: A legitimate slippery slope (00:00)
How fruitful would the …
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