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Welcome to our open higher seminar, every Monday at 13;00 in Boströmrummet, BMC. We also arrange workshops that are relevant to our research.
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–14:30
Biomedicinskt centrum, BMC
Experts’ views on ethical values in sharing health data in the digital world
Higher seminar
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–12:00
Dissertation: Antibiotic Resistance: A Multimethod Investigation of Individual Responsibility and Behaviour
The rapid development of antibiotic resistance is directly related to how antibiotics are used in society. The overarching aim of the thesis was to explore and discuss the Swedish public’s beliefs, values and preferences influencing engagement in judicious antibiotic behaviour.
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Ethical aspects of recruiting children with cancer to clinical studies
Higher seminar
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–14:30
Biomedicinskt centrum, BMC
Neuroethics and culture: in search for a culturally appropriate approach
Higher seminar
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–14:30
Biomedicinskt centrum, BMC
Culture-bound consciousness: how to dismantle the hard problem
Higher seminar
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–14:30
An empirical study on recall-by-genotype with participants of the CHRIS cohort
Higher seminar
March 2021
May 2021
Meet an editor
>> Pär Segerdahl
Find out what Pär Segerdahl has to say about philosophy, talking apes and social media.
Your DNA Your SAy
>> Tell us what you think
This is a film-survey experience on DNA and medical data sharing.
Meet a PhD student
>> Amal Matar
Find out what Amal Matar has to say about cultural sensitivity and reproductive ethics.