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Can you hurt someone after they are dead?
In which we look into Harvard's skin book (Eww.) and the problem of posthumous harm.
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J.K. Miles

March 2024

Rocks, Rabbits, and Randalls in Alabama
Thinking clearly about the Alabama Supreme Court decision and what it means for Practical Bioethics
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J.K. Miles

February 2024

Third Rail Bioethics: Gender Treatments for Minors
When Beneficence, Autonomy,and Non-maleficence are on a collison course, when do we slam on the brakes (or, at least, slow down?)
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J.K. Miles
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File the Serial Numbers Off
A hackers guide to Practical Bioethics
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J.K. Miles

January 2024

New Semester, New Case
In which we consider a difficult pregnancy in Texas and how it might get the students engaged.
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J.K. Miles
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December 2023

and You have my axe--er--ear!
in which instructors, student, and everyone else can chat ME up or *sigh* (I guess talk to each other) about Practical Bioethics.
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J.K. Miles
Shoulda, Woulda, Coulda
In which we consider the holy trinity of regret for professors who did not get through all the content they intended.
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J.K. Miles

November 2023

Dead Grandma Season
A small holiday digression on student procrastination
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J.K. Miles
Extremis on Netflix: A bioethical viewer guide to the documentary
Warm up your netflix password, this movie is great for End-of-Life discussions.
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J.K. Miles

October 2023

What you don't know, can HELP you?
Like cave divers, we journey into the murky realm of therapeutic privilege.
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J.K. Miles
Cue Sad trombone
somebody find me a cone of shame . . .
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J.K. Miles

September 2023

Beneficence is not Non-Maleficence
A story of the difference and what difference it makes.
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J.K. Miles
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