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NEWS ABOUT: Dr. Ezekiel J. Emanuel

Dr. Ezekiel J. Emanuel stories: 4 news summaries

Palin Steps Up Attacks on
Zeke Emanuel

Health adviser blasts 'misreading' as 'an absolute outrage'

Aug 14, 09 10:41 AM CDT
(Newser) - Sarah Palin's supporters wanted her to make some noise, and now it appears there's no stopping her. She used her Facebook page to criticize health care legislation again today, this time time going beyond death panels and singling out Rahm Emanuel's brother Zeke—a top White House health adviser—for... More »

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Alaska • euthanasia • health care reform • Dr. Ezekiel J. Emanuel • governor • Sarah Palin • Obama administration • death panel

OPINION

 Ezekiel Emanuel 
 No 'Doctor Death' 

Reform opponents grossly distort bioethicist's record

Aug 11, 09 10:09 AM CDT
(Newser) - To hear conservative bloggers tell it, Ezekiel Emanuel, Rahm’s brother, is a bean-counting euthanasia enthusiast who wants to deny care for the disabled. The New York Post dubbed him a “deadly doctor,” and Sarah Palin warned supporters to fear his “Orwellian thinking.” It’s... More »

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assisted suicide • euthanasia • rationing • health care reform • Dr. Ezekiel J. Emanuel • medical ethics

ANALYSIS

Third Emanuel Brother Key to Health Reform

The eldest, Zeke,
goes from bioethicist
to administration guru

Jun 17, 09 5:26 PM CDT
(Newser) - Zeke Emanuel may not get the press brothers Rahm and Ari do, but he’s a figure to watch as the health-care reform debate heats up, the New Republic reports. As head of the National Institute of Health’s bioethics division, Emanuel became one of the most influential bioethicists in... More »

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Rahm Emanuel • health care reform • Dr. Ezekiel J. Emanuel • bioethics • National Institutes of Health • Office of Management and Budget • Obama administration • President Obama • Ari Emanuel • Peter Orszag

Lab Rats 'Treated Better Than Humans'

FDA slammed for inadequate oversight
of clinical trials

Sep 28, 07 3:19 AM CDT
(Newser) - Animals used in medical research have more rights and protections than humans who participate in clinical trials, according to a federal investigation. The Food and Drug Administration has only 200 inspectors to monitor 350,000 clinical trials and most of their field reports are ignored, reports the New York Times.... More »

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FDA • Department of Health • University of Pennsylvania • Daniel R. Levinson • Arthur L. Caplan • Dr. Ezekiel J. Emanuel • Dr. Janet Woodcock • Audine Graybill • High Pointe Healthcare • Dr. David Linden

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