From biased diagnostic tools to unequal access to treatment options, health care inequality is an issue in the United States. The system has failed Black Americans at every step of kidney disease.
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There has been a reassessment of how pediatric patients can and should be more involved in decisions concerning their own care.
Ann Skeet, senior director, leadership ethics, quoted by The Sacramento Bee.
Synopsis: Shubhaan reflects on the business skills he’s learned at his placement.
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In this dispiriting moment when the Trump administration has rejected environmental justice and climate change, what can the 2023 Pajaro flood teach us about how Catholic moral thought responds to such realities?
What everyone should do to protect personal accounts and information.
His Eminence Cardinal Mario Grech from the Vatican will headline and keynote.
- Navigating the complexities and pressures of a new auditing career.
A business case study focused on the auditing profession and the associated pressures.
The pursuit of greatness within athletic competition often collides with the essence of fair play as some athletes strive for victory at all cost regardless of the consequences.
- An AI Ethics Case Study
Exploring the intersection of chatbot design, personalization, and agency.
Being aware of what Social Engineering is can prevent your computer and accounts from being compromised.
James Bennett
James Bennett is Associate Professor and Chair of the Department of Religious Studies, where he has taught since 2002. His research has examined the intersection of religion and race and the United States and marginal religious communities. His current work focuses on the Modern Anticult Movement, a project that grew out of the Inventing Religion in America class that is the basis of this blog entry.