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May 27, 2015
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Papers Presented by NTE Members at the Canadian Society for Bioethics Annual Conference:
Alana Cattapan, Angel Petropanagos, "To Freeze or Not to Freeze? The Ethics of Age-Related Egg Freezing" (workshop session, with Marie-Eve Lemoine) (May 27, 1pm)
Tim Krahn, "Quality uncertainty, information asymmetry and defeated expectations: Bioethics and the market in lemons" (co-authored with Francoise Baylis) (May 27, 3pm)
Katherine Browne, "Rules of Rationing and Cooperation" (May 28, 10:30am)
Alana Cattapan, "(Mis)Placing Value: Challenging Assumptions About the Use of Embryos for Research" (co-authored with Dave Snow) (May 29, 10:30am)
Tim Krahn, "Disclosure elements and the documentation of informed consent in Canadian IVF clinics: 1991 and 2014" (May 29, 10:30am)
Tim Krahn, "Down Syndrome and rightful expectations for a more balanced research agenda in Canada" (May 29, 2pm)
Link to the CBS Conference Agenda
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