Bio(un)ethical

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	#20 Rachel Fraser: How your social world shapes what you know	Bio(un)ethical	108:53
	#19 Emily Largent and Govind Persad: Is bioethics ok?	Bio(un)ethical	81:24
	#18 David Thorstad: Evidence, uncertainty, and existential risk	Bio(un)ethical	98:44
	#17 Rochelle Walensky: How can we fix American public health infrastructure?	Bio(un)ethical	78:16
	#16 Quayshawn Spencer: What is race?	Bio(un)ethical	102:16
	#15 Jeff McMahan: On the ethics of choosing our children's genes	Bio(un)ethical	87:15
	#14 James Diao: When should race be used in medical algorithms?	Bio(un)ethical	87:23
	#13 Sarah McGrath: Are there moral experts?	Bio(un)ethical	78:50
	#12 David Wendler: Are we overprotecting kids in research?	Bio(un)ethical	105:40
	#11 Richard Leiter: Is a better death possible?	Bio(un)ethical	88:33
	#10 Danielle Allen: Should laypeople make health policy decisions?	Bio(un)ethical	58:11
	#9 Marc Lipsitch: How to ethically prevent the next pandemic	Bio(un)ethical	61:50
	#8 Sally Haslanger: How social contexts shape our moral norms	Bio(un)ethical	85:07
	#7 Jennifer Blumenthal-Barby: Is nudging ethically required?	Bio(un)ethical	69:59
	#6 Jeff Sebo: Why we’re wrong about who matters	Bio(un)ethical	85:05
	#5 Chris Robichaud: Can we teach people to be more ethical?	Bio(un)ethical	71:43
	#4 Holly Fernandez Lynch: Do IRBs do more good than harm?	Bio(un)ethical	81:55
	#3 Marie Nicolini: Should people with mental illness have access to medical aid in dying?	Bio(un)ethical	78:35
	#2 Govind Persad: How (not) to allocate resources during a pandemic	Bio(un)ethical	79:50
	#1 Robert Steel: Can research be too risky?	Bio(un)ethical	78:44
	#0 Welcome to Bio(un)ethical	Bio(un)ethical	21:18