Category Archives: Health and Medicine
Obamacare Defenders, Spinning
“It would be nice, it really would, if partisans on both sides of a legitimate, close issue of national importance would admit that there are valid arguments on each side, show some mutual respect, and not frame their arguments as if anyone who thinks differently is deluded, stupid or evil….” Continue reading
Filed under Government & Politics, Health and Medicine, Journalism & Media
Our Untrusted Professions: Another One Bites The Dust…Or Should.
One of the few professions we trust is pharmacists. It appears even that trust is undeserved. Continue reading
“Goody Goody” to the Least Sympathetic Betrayal Victim of the Year, Former Senator Arlen Specter
Arlen Specter was double-crossed. Goody-goody. Continue reading
The NFL, Battling Its Own Sick Culture
An unfolding bounties scandals shows that the NFL culture of violence is unethical and sick, and it remains to be seen if the illness can be cured and allow the NFL to maintain the qualities that make pro football America’s most popular and profitable sport. Continue reading
Weekend Ethics Catch-Up
Here’s what you may have missed this weekend… Continue reading
Unethical Quote of the Week: The Washington Post Editors
The Washington Post declares that persuading a woman not to abort has no value. Continue reading
Ethics Quiz: Let’s Play “Icky… or Unethical?” !
It’s time to play everyone’s favorite play-at-home ethics quiz show, “Ick or Unethical?”…where you, the audience, have to decide whether our guest’s conduct is truly unethical, or just so disgusting, strange or creepy that it just seems like it! Continue reading
Filed under Family, Gender and Sex, Health and Medicine, Professions
Ethics Incoherence From Sir Paul
Paul makes a statement about drugs. If only we could tell what it was. Continue reading
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Family, Health and Medicine, Popular Culture
