Jacob Moses

Assistant Professor

University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston

United States

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Jacob Moses is an Assistant Professor at the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston, USA. His research interests encompass bioethics, transgender legal advocacy, and the implications of genome editing. His recent publications explore the intersections of medical expertise, justice, and ethical considerations in pediatric gender-affirming care and translational science.

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Krishanu Saha

University of Wisconsin-Madison

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Stephen Molldrem

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University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston

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Alberto Aparicio de Narváez

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University of Texas Medical Branch

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A Reset for Bioethics: A Statement from the Global Observatory for Genome Editing

Introducing Perspectives from the Global Observatory for Genome Editing

The Role of Medical Experts in Transgender Legal Advocacy: A Historical Perspective on Kantaras v. Kantaras

Just Knowledge and Treatment: Formal and Epistemic Injustice in Pediatric Gender-Affirming Care

Translational Justice and the Need for Socially Transformative Translational Science

Metrics Producing Science

Continuity in Claims of Exception in Biomedical Technologies

For Analytics Beyond “Personhood,” Bioethics Should Look Toward Science and Technology Studies (STS)

Federalism and Infrastructural Responsibility

Unjust Discrimination Between Cisgender and Transgender Gender-Affirming Care

Introduction: Healthcare Practitioners’ Emotions and the Politics of Well-Being in Twentieth Century Anglo-America

Gender‐Affirming Care for Cisgender People

Reading The National Plan For Health Workforce Well-Being Through The Lens Of History

Obstacles to Physicians’ Emotional Health — Lessons from History

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Krishanu Saha

Stephen Molldrem

Alberto Aparicio de Narváez

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