Bioethics in the Blogosphere
Gilbert, Susan, The Hastings Center Report
There is important news, and then there is important news that grabs hold of people and gets them thinking and talking: "Did you see the piece on ... ?" "What do you think?" "What would you do?" That kind of news often has to do with bioethics.
The desire to capture diverse perspectives on bioethical issues of the day led The Hastings Center to launch Bioethics Forum nearly five years ago. Greg Kaebnick, editor of the Hastings Center Report, conceived of it as an online adjunct to the Report. Commentaries that would take at least a month to work their way through the Reports production cycle could be posted immediately on Bioethics Forum. And the Forum might broaden our …
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Publication information:
Article title: Bioethics in the Blogosphere.
Contributors: Gilbert, Susan - Author.
Journal title: The Hastings Center Report.
Volume: 40.
Issue: 6
Publication date: November-December 2010.
Page number: Not available.
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