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Recalibrating Risk for Experimental Treatments in Terminal Illness

Offered By: TED via YouTube

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Bioethics Courses Neurology Courses Clinical Trials Courses Risk Assessment Courses Neurosurgery Courses Medical Research Courses

Course Description

Overview

Explore the ethical dilemma surrounding experimental treatments for terminally ill patients in this thought-provoking TED talk by neurologist Jonathan Glass and neurosurgeon Nick Boulis from Emory University. Delve into the complex question of whether acceptable risk levels should be reevaluated for those facing terminal illnesses with no other treatment options. Gain insights into the medical, ethical, and personal considerations that come into play when making decisions about experimental therapies for patients with limited time and choices.

Syllabus

Jonathan Glass & Nick Boulis


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TEDMED

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