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Penn Bioethics Journal (PBJ), established in 2004, is the nation’s premier, peer-reviewed undergraduate bioethics journal. Embracing the interdisciplinary nature of bioethics, we review and publish undergraduate work addressing ethical concerns in medicine, science, technology, philosophy, public policy, law, and theology, among other disciplines. In addition to manuscript submissions, our biannual issues feature news briefs summarizing current issues and interviews with prominent bioethicists. With an audience ranging from scholars in the field to a broader public seeking unbiased information, published work in PBJ is a significant accomplishment for undergraduates interested in bioethics.

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