Center for Practical Bioethics gets $3M gift

The Neiswanger Institute for Bioethics at Loyola University

Center for Practical Bioethics gets $3M gift

Kansas City Business Journal notes the latest feather in the cap of Myra Christopher, leader of the productive and innovative Center for Practical Bioethics in Kansas City: The Francis Family Foundation has awarded the center $3 million, more than enough to hire an endowed chair, and to move ahead on one of the impressive initiatives that distinguishes that Center as the leader in literally working on policy issues in conjunction with community, clinicians and leaders.

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