Mark your calendars for November 3, 2022 at 5pm MST! "Repairing Damaged Minds: the Promise of Science, Technology, and Philosophy for the Care of Persons with Alzheimer’s Disease" by Jason Karlawish, MD

Thanks to everyone who participated in our Day of Collective Action yesterday! The day is part of the broader equity, diversity & inclusion work that happens across campus, and it takes us all to drive change and enrich our culture of belonging at the U. attheu.utah.edu/events/day-of-…

what amazing sunset at the University of Utah!!

Happy to be planning for the next installation of Healthcare Stories (this year's theme is "Wonder") at Kingsbury Hall, co-sponsored by Center for Health Ethics, Arts, & Humanities and the Resiliency Center. Please submit your story!

Great reporting about our eugenic sterilization survivors in Utah study by Marianne Guenot: businessinsider.com/eugenics-utah-… Thank you for putting a human face on the victims, Marianne!

Thanks to Kade Garner and ABC4 News for covering our The Lancet Reg Health-Americas study about the history of eugenic sterilization in Utah. Reporting from the actual site where most of the sterilizations occurred really gave the story a grounded sense of place. abc4.com/news/digital-e…

👉Out now: Victims of eugenic sterilisation in Utah: cohort demographics and estimate of living survivors by Jim Tabery 🤔 and cols. 🔸At least 830 men, women, and children sterilised in Utah institutions (until 70s), with at least 54 survivors. (+) bit.ly/3It6Avh

Honored to have @aeCarusoBrown as our David Green Memorial Lecturer in pediatric ethics. Fantastic UofUPediatrics Grand Rounds this AM; join us for Ethics Explored at noon: "Do Some Reasons Matter More Than Others? Religion and Other Forms of Belief in Pediatric Decision Making"