BALTIMORE, Md., July 13 -- The University of Baltimore issued the following news release:
Prof. Kassner argues that many problems in modern health and science policy need a
different approach
When it comes to major decisions about policies concerning health and science, e.g.,
how the public should be kept informed during a pandemic, there probably is more disagreement
than agreement in the U.S. and other countries. Stepping into this debate, in the
pages of the highly respected journal Bioethics, University of Baltimore Associate Prof. Joshua Kassner argues that proceduralism-an adherence to established processes and rules as an acceptable
way of reaching a decision-is insufficient to the task when it comes to matters of
great moral and...