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• n  a philosopher who specializes in ethics

• To FREEMAN DYSON, 76, agnostic physicist-ethicist, the Templeton Prize in religion; in New York City.
• When ethicist Daniel Callahan insisted that bioscientists didnt absolutely need embryonic stem cells in their quest to cure certain intractable ailments, Watson roared from his .
• In recent weeks Democratic leader Howard Dean has called McCain a "situation ethicist" who "runs on his integrity, but he doesn't seem to have any.

• ethician

News & Articles

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• Improving Lung Donor Availability and Allocation--Without the Courts
  In the June 25 issue of the Annals of Internal Medicine, Scott Halpern, MD, PhD, MBE, medical ethicist and assistant professor of 0, Division of Pulmonary, Allergy and Critical Care, at the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, discusses the implications of judicial activism in organ donation and suggests several ways to improve the availability and allocation of ...
  June 24, 2013 - Newswise

Quotes

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• Dave Marsh in p2pnet.net
  Fred Wilhelms is a Nashville, Tennessee, entertainment lawyer and p2pnet contributor of whom, "If the corporate music industry had any ethics, Wilhelms would be its 'ethicist-in-chief'," wrote CounterPunch's Dave Marsh.
• Stephen A Smith in Accuracy In Media
  Had he been a Spokesman-Review staff member, he would have faced suspension, at least, for his misstep,said editor Steven A. Smith. "So, we're dropping the column. We'll look elsewhere for a publishable ethicist."