Call for Abstracts: Reproductive Ethics Conference

The Ninth Annual Reproductive Ethics Conference will take place in Galveston Jan. 9 and 10, 2025. The goal of this conference is to explore the range of topics addressed in reproductive ethics. We welcome individuals from all professional fields to create a rich and robust discussion. We are seeking abstracts for individual presentations, 3-4 person panels, and posters. View the flier linked below for more information.

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50th Anniversary of the Institute for Bioethics and Health Humanities Timeline

In April of 1970, both The University of Texas Graduate School of Biomedical Science at Houston and The University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston sponsored the symposium "Humanism in Medicine" that would help shape and give impetus to the new institute that would emerge at UTMB in 1973. This new institute would be dedicated to medicine and the humanities.

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Dr. Molldrem co-authors paper about Long COVID in Galveston County

Mar 2, 2023, 15:01 PM by User Not Found

UTMB Bioethics and Health Humanities Assistant Professor Dr. Stephen Molldrem is second author of a recently-published paper about Long COVID in Galveston County in the journal Health Psychology and Behavioral Medicine. Dr. Molldrem contributed qualitative analysis of results from an open-ended field at the end of a survey of 655 Galveston County residents who had previously experienced COVID infection. The paper is the result of an ongoing collaboration between Dr. Molldrem and the paper’s first author, Dr. Michael Goodman (UTMB, Infectious Disease). The full citation is: Goodman, Michael L., Stephen Molldrem, Aleisha Elliott, David Robertson, and Philip Keiser. 2023. ‘Long COVID and Mental Health Correlates: A New Chronic Condition Fits Existing Patterns’. Health Psychology and Behavioral Medicine 11 (1).