The blog.bioethics.net Archive Rises Like a ...
At last we've found a few minutes to assemble the archive of The American Journal of Bioethics Editors' blog through 2007 and publish them in an accessible venue. If you get nostalgic for the days when we translated documents about the Korean stem cell scandal, or those glorious years of the neocon bioethics movement, drop by and shuffle through thousands of posts on every topic in bioethics. Especially the "this didn't really happen, did it?" chapter in the history of bioethics: who can forget, for example, that sunny morning when the President's Commission on Bioethics' chairman lobbied in the Senate Chambers bearing a paper copy of "the Bush 2nd term agenda for bioethics?"
Back then, everyone else had to identify that they weren't an editor, except, um, the editor. The blog posts that are not signed in the archive were authored by yours truly as Editor-in-Chief.
Glenn McGee PhD
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