OUR RESOURCES AND DISCUSSIONS
CMATH offers complete access to our vast collection of resources including lectures by Nobel Laureates and other distinguished scientists, ethicists, physicians, historians, and Holocaust survivors such as:
- James Watson
- Eric Kandel
- Leon Kass
- Edmund Pellegrino
- Art Caplan
- Avraham Steinberg
- Michael DeBakey
- Eva Kor
- Vivien Spitz.
These audio and video recordings offer tremendous insight into today’s medical practices and research. You can explore these resources, as well as bibliographies, films, and links to related sites, and then join the discussion in our Facebook community about any one of our stimulating topics.
FOR EDUCATORS
Our goal is to help educators develop quality programs for their students, by providing course curricula and other support materials. This Resources section is easily navigated by using the Categories menu to the left. We recommend starting with the CURRICULA category, which will give you a variety of course curricula that have already been developed by CMATH scholars.
Once you have decided the subject(s) on which you would like to teach, you can then build out your course using the other teaching tools available here, such as PowerPoint presentations (most available with notes), videos of distinguished speakers, interviews, articles and commentaries on medicine and the Holocaust. These are listed by category in the Categories menu.
In addition to utilizing the Categories menu to find specific types of content, you can also find content by subject matter by utilizing “tags.” A drop-down list of tags is located underneath the Categories menu.
If you are looking for a specific subject that is not listed in the tags, you may also use our Search box, located at the top of the page near the main menu. Just type in a keyword – such as topic, title or speaker/author name – and all content with that keyword in the title or description will be listed in the search results.
Our Latest Posts section below lists content that is new or added recently, with the newest content at the top. Each of these posts can also be found using categories, tags, and search.
If you have any questions or need help in developing your course, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Our Latest Posts
Introduction to Medical Ethics and the Holocaust
An overview of the German medical profession in the design and implementation of the Holocaust.
Read More >>Bioethics and the Holocaust – Graduate Studies
The state of biomedical ethics in World War II, noting how the Holocaust is a unique example of medically sanctioned genocide.
Read More >>Anatomy and Ethical Transgressions in National Socialism, Sabine Hildebrandt, MD, Assistant Professor of Pediatrics; Lecturer on Global Health and Social Medicine Boston Children’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School
The history and ethics of anatomy focusing on the story of anatomy in National Socialist (Nazi) Germany as an example of ethical transgressions in the anatomical sciences and reveals the complex relationship between anatomists and the Nazi regime.
Read More >>Academic Medicine during the Nazi Period and Implications for Creating Awareness of Professional Responsibility Today? | William Seidelman, M.D.
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