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University of New Hampshire Athlete Shortens Career to Donate Bone Marrow

Sports and Society Administrator April 25, 2013 0

Christina Ng | ABC News April 23, 2013 A division I athlete on the verge of what is arguably the most important event of his athletic career chooses surgery to aid an anonymous life,

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Greinke’s Freakish Injury Will Not Deter the Dodgers from Spending $200 Million on Kershaw

Greinke’s Freakish Injury Will Not Deter the Dodgers from Spending $200 Million on Kershaw

Wayne McDonnell April 13, 2013 0

Wayne McDonnell | Forbes.com April 13, 2013 Our own Wayne McDonnell takes a look at Major League Baseball clubs willing to spend north of $100 million on top pitchers in the wake of the

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Did NFL hide dangers of head injuries from players?

Did NFL hide dangers of head injuries from players?

Sports and Society Administrator April 10, 2013 0

Our very own Chairman, Arthur Miller, appeared on Fox News to discuss this very timely matter. To see the interview click this link: http://video.foxnews.com/v/2288854971001/did-nfl-hide-dangers-of-head-injuries-from-players/?playlist_id

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Key hearing to set course for concussion-related lawsuit against NFL

Key hearing to set course for concussion-related lawsuit against NFL

Sports and Society Administrator April 9, 2013 0

Gary Mihoces | USA TODAY Sports April 7, 2013 Our very own program officer, Robert Boland was quoted in this USA Today article regarding NFL head injuries. “This really is the structural ballgame. If

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What The NFL Crown-Of-Helmet Rule Means For The Future Of Contact Sports

What The NFL Crown-Of-Helmet Rule Means For The Future Of Contact Sports

Lee Igel and Arthur Caplan March 23, 2013 0

by Arthur L. Caplan & Lee H. Igel Forbes.com | March 21, 2013 Look at what happened yesterday when the NFL owners came together to discuss head injuries during their annual meeting. Led by

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Does an Apology Make Up for Cheating?

Does an Apology Make Up for Cheating?

Arthur Caplan March 14, 2013 0

Arthur L. Caplan, PhD | Mar 13, 2013 Medscape Hi. I’m Art Caplan from the New York University Langone Medical Center, where I head the Division of Medical Ethics. I want to talk about

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Increased Effort to Prevent Drug Use In Tennis

Sports and Society Administrator March 10, 2013 0

Stephen Wilson | Associated Press March 7, 2013 With rising concern over performance enhancing drug use in tennis, the International Tennis Federation (ITF) will increase the amount of blood testing conducted on players. This

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A Cure for HIV?

A Cure for HIV?

Sports and Society Administrator March 10, 2013 0

By SYDNEY LUPKIN ABCNews.com | March 6, 2013 In Mississippi doctors believe they have cured a 2 year-old child of HIV. This miraculous case is under some scrutiny from the medical community including our

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Film Festival with Bioethical Implications

Film Festival with Bioethical Implications

Sports and Society Administrator March 9, 2013 0

By BARRON H. LERNER, M.D. New York Times| March 7, 2013 “A film festival dedicated to stories about people with disabilities kicks off this week in New York City. The event, called “ReelAbilities,” is

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The Pro sports probe on sexual orientation

The Pro sports probe on sexual orientation

Sports and Society Administrator March 2, 2013 0

Arthur Caplan, Arthur R. Miller and Lee H. Igel NBCNews.com | March 1, 2013 Image via Daily News NYUSSP Chair Arthur Miller and Directors Arthur Caplan and Lee Igel examine probes of sexual orientation

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