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X-WR-CALNAME:Lecture:  What Has Religion To Do With the Practice of Medicin
 e? 
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DESCRIPTION:The 15th Annual Lehman Medical Ethics Lecture\n\nFarr Curlin\, 
 M.D. \nJosiah C. Trent Professor of Medical Humanities\nDuke University\n\
 nFree and open to the public.\n\nDr. Farr Curlin is a hospice and palliati
 ve care physician who joined Duke University in January 2014. He holds joi
 nt appointments in the School of Medicine\, including its Trent Center for
  Bioethics\, Humanities & History of Medicine\, and in Duke Divinity Schoo
 l\, including its Initiative on Theology\, Medicine and Culture. He works 
 with Duke colleagues to foster scholarship\, study\, and training regardin
 g the intersections of medicine\, ethics\, and religion. Dr. Curlin’s em
 pirical research charts the influence of physicians’ moral traditions an
 d commitments\, both religious and secular\, on physicians’ clinical pra
 ctices. As an ethicist\, he addresses questions regarding whether and in w
 hat ways physicians’ religious commitments ought to shape their clinical
  practices in a plural democracy.\n\nThis lecture is made possible through
  the John W. Lehman\, M.D. Medical Ethics Fund and the Barnes-Womer Health
  Professions Fund.
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LOCATION:Quigley Hall\, Auditorium
SUMMARY:Lecture:  What Has Religion To Do With the Practice of Medicine? 
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 to_do_with_the_practice_of_medicine
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