Jonathan Marks
Professor of Bioethics, Humanities, and Law
- PA 16802
- jhm20@psu.edu
- 814-865-5938
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Public Health Health Opioid Analgesics Epidemics Food Opioid Epidemic Law Disclosure Compromise Private Sector Industry Natural Gas Obesity Conflict Of Interest Patient Advocacy Public Private Sector Partnerships Professional Ethics Public Private Physicians Conflict (Psychology) Ethics Dexfenfluramine Public Private Partnership Human Rights Biomedical ResearchMost Recent Publications
Trust in Crises and Crises of Trust
Jonathan H. Marks, 2023, Hastings Center Report on p. S9-S15
Lucid
Jonathan H. Marks, 2021, JAMA - Journal of the American Medical Association on p. 1638
COVID-19, Pandemic Triage, and the Polymorphism of Justice
Jonathan H. Marks, 2020, American Journal of Bioethics on p. 103-106
Lessons from Corporate Influence in the Opioid Epidemic: Toward a Norm of Separation
Jonathan H. Marks, 2020, Journal of Bioethical Inquiry on p. 173-189
Beyond Disclosure: Developing Law and Policy to Tackle Corporate Influence
Jonathan H. Marks, 2020, American Journal of Law and Medicine on p. 275-296
Are Corporations Nudging the Nudgers?
Jonathan H. Marks, 2019, American Journal of Bioethics on p. 70-72
Opioid crisis shows partnering with industry can be bad for public health
Jonathan Marks, 2019, The Conversation
The Perils of Partnership: Industry Influence, Institutional Integrity, and Public Health
Jonathan Marks, 2019, on p. 256 pages
The ethics of compromise: Third party, public health and environmental perspectives
Jonathan Harold Marks, 2017, Journal of Medical Ethics on p. 267-268
Caveat partner: Sharing responsibility for health with the food industry
Jonathan H. Marks, 2017, American Journal of Public Health on p. 360-361
Most-Cited Papers
Lessons from Corporate Influence in the Opioid Epidemic: Toward a Norm of Separation
Jonathan H. Marks, 2020, Journal of Bioethical Inquiry on p. 173-189
Toward a systemic ethics of public-private partnerships related to food and health
Jonathan H. Marks, 2014, Kennedy Institute of Ethics Journal on p. 267-299
Caveat partner: Sharing responsibility for health with the food industry
Jonathan H. Marks, 2017, American Journal of Public Health on p. 360-361
Beyond Disclosure: Developing Law and Policy to Tackle Corporate Influence
Jonathan H. Marks, 2020, American Journal of Law and Medicine on p. 275-296
Silencing Marcellus: When the law fractures public health
Jonathan H. Marks, 2014, Hastings Center Report on p. 8-10
COVID-19, Pandemic Triage, and the Polymorphism of Justice
Jonathan H. Marks, 2020, American Journal of Bioethics on p. 103-106
Which will Trump: human rights and professional ethics, or torture redux?
Jonathan H. Marks, 2017, Medicine, Conflict and Survival on p. 4-17
Are Corporations Nudging the Nudgers?
Jonathan H. Marks, 2019, American Journal of Bioethics on p. 70-72
Trust in Crises and Crises of Trust
Jonathan H. Marks, 2023, Hastings Center Report on p. S9-S15
Neuroskepticism: Rethinking the ethics of neuroscience and national security
Jonathan H. Marks, 2014, on p. 179-198
News Articles Featuring Jonathan Marks
Feb 16, 2024
Bioethics Program Director Jonathan Marks named a Hastings Center fellow
Penn State Bioethics Program Director Jonathan H. Marks has been named a fellow by the Hastings Center, a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization devoted to informing policy, practice and knowledge of ethical issues in health, science and technology
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Jan 23, 2024
Hastings Center Welcomes 13 New Fellows
The Hastings Center is pleased to announce the election of the 2023 fellows. Hastings Center fellows are a group of more than 200 individuals of outstanding accomplishment whose work has informed scholarship and public understanding of complex ethical issues in health, health care, science, and technology.
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Sep 28, 2019
Why is the gates foundations award to narendra modi controversial ?
When the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation presented Indian prime minister Narendra Modi with an award earlier this week, not everyone cheered.
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