John Conley Division of Medical Ethics & Humanities

Lessons from History: A Look at the Tuskegee Syphilis Study

HIV Treatment as Prevention: Ethics, Policy, and Implementation in the New York Region Panel IV

HIV Treatment as Prevention: Ethics, Policy, and Implementation in the New York Region Panels I, II, and III

A Quarter Centruy of HIV Care

Obligation of Health Care Workers to Get Flu Shots

The Future of the Affordable Care Act: Protecting Economic Health More Than Physical Health?

Scientific Integrity in Biomedical Research

The Vaccine-Autism Controversy: A Post-Mortem Analysis

Ebola Control: Ethical Challenges Facing US Health Care

Wishful Thinking is Not Preventive Medicine: Anti-vax Fantasyland is Dangerous for All of Us

AIDS at Downstate: The first 30 years

Academic Health Centers Creating the Appropriate Health Workforce: Brooklyn to New Mexico

Animal Welfare and the Progress of Science

Ethical Challenges of Head and Neck Cancer Care in the Genomic Era

A Look at the Tuskegee Syphilis Study

The Ethics Police?: The Struggle To Make Human Research Safe

Broccoli, Medicaid & Mandates: Implications of the Affordable Care Act

Black History Month Psychiatry Grand Rounds

The Ethics of Research With Human Subjects: Introduction, Background, and History

The Effect of Various Forms of "Law" on Combatting TB in Homeless Shelters