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Race, Medicine, and Moral Disagreement

Oxford, UK

The Race, Medicine, and Moral Disagreement panel event and book launch of Anti-Racist Medicine explored how clinical practice, medical education, and healthcare institutions navigate race, ethics, and persistent moral disagreement. Hosted by the ANTITHESES Platform at The Divinity School, Oxford, the discussion featured prominent scholars and clinicians—including Stable Gestures contributor Professor Mehrunisha Suleman, alongside Professor Sir Aziz Sheikh, Professor Joseph Graves, and Dr Zeshan Qureshi—to examine how racialised inequities intersect with structural factors and how medicine can engage openly with ethical disagreements.

The full announcement is available at: https://www.antitheses.net/events/race-medicine-and-moral-disagreement

Full details of the book are available at: https://www.ethox.ox.ac.uk/news/new-book-tackles-racism-in-medicine

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Publishers: ANTITHESES, University of Oxford; ETHOX, University of Oxford