Derm101 | Dermatopathology: Practical & Conceptual: Ethics and Matters of Social Conscience

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A Deposition at Kinko’s in Norwood, Massachusetts MOST RECENT ISSUE: October - December 2010 \| Volume 16, # 4 Barriers to importation of medical products in Russia: A comment by Sergei Jargin, M.D. In previous issues: July - September 2010 \| Volume 16, # 3 “Skin of color”: Racism in medicine for profit by A. Bernard Ackerman, M.D., Jasmine Yun, M.D., and Elyse Goldblum April - June 2010 \| Volume 16, # 2 Briefly noted: AAD SEAL OF RECOGNITION® Program – Addendum by Almut Böer-Auer, M.D. April - June 2009 \| Volume 15, # 2 Beyond dermatopathology — Part 1 : Rights—what are they? by François Milette, M.D. Essay: Truth, beauty, and the FDA by Arnold William Klein, M.D. October - December 2008 \| Volume 14, # 4 Matters of social conscience: No end to the feting of the criminal physician, Hans Joachim Sewering? by Michael J. Franzblau, M.D. July - September 2008 \| Volume 14, # 3 Ethics and Matters of Social Conscience: Reaching colleagues about matters academic and issues ethical—in spite of censorship by the Archives of Dermatology! by A. Bernard Ackerman, M.D. January - March 2008 \| Volume 14, # 1 Ethics: Disclosure does not negate conflict of interest by David Orbuch and A. Bernard Ackerman, MD History, Ethics, and Academe by A. Bernard Ackerman, MD October - December 2007 \| Volume 13, # 4 History, Ethics, and Academe by A. Bernard Ackerman, MD July - September 2007 \| Volume 13, # 3 The Da Vinci Code of Italian Academe: Dark secrets of faculties, deans, and fraternities of professors kept hidden for centuries and against the law by Alberto Alinovi, MD Philosophy: On the nature of thought processes and their relationship to the accumulation of knowledge: Part IX—The nature of information by Cris Anderson, MD History, Ethics, and Academe by A. Bernard Ackerman, MD April - June 2007 \| Volume 13, # 2 History Ethics and Academe by A. Bernard Ackerman, MD January - March 2007 \| Volume 13, # 1 History, Ethics, and Academe by A. Bernard Ackerman, MD History, Ethics, and Academe: A verdict on Irwin M. Freedburg, MD by A. Bernard Ackerman, MD October - December 2006 \| Volume 12, # 4 Academe Unmasked: The destruction of the Dermatology Department at the University of Arizona by Richard C. Miller, MD History, Ethics, and Academe by A. Bernard Ackerman, MD July - September 2006 \| Volume 12, # 3 Prurigo Pigmentosa: Perspective of a patient by Leila Tabieta April - June 2006 \| Volume 12, # 2 History, Ethics, and Academe: Follow-ups and failure to follow through! by A. Bernard Ackerman, MD January - March 2006 \| Volume 12, # 1 Question to Colleagues: Is "in-house review" of articles with a rejection rate of 50% of all submissions compatible with a journal being called "peer-reviewed?" by Timothy McCalmont, MD, Markus Hantschke, MD, John Maize, MD, et al. Correspondence: Does The Archives of Dermatology qualify as a peer-reviewed journal? by Almut Böer, MD History, Ethics, and Academe: Collegiality anemic at Blood and follow-ups to Deposition at Kinko's, Holmesburg Prison, and Trial in Philadelphia by A. Bernard Ackerman, MD July - September 2005 \| Volume 11, # 3 Essay: Freedom of speech: A synthesis by François Milette, MD April - June 2005 \| Volume 11, # 2 History, Ethics and Academe by A. Bernard Ackerman, MD October - December 2004 \| Volume 10, # 4 History, Ethics, and Academe by A. Bernard Ackerman, MD October - December 2003 \| Volume 9, # 4 History, Ethics, & Academe: A question and a call to conscience: Would you have attended the 11th Olympic Games in Berlin in 1936? If "no," you should not participate in the 21st World Congress of Dermatology in Buenos Aires in 2007! by A. Bernard Ackerman, M.D. History, Ethics, & Academe: Una pregunta y un llamado a la conciencia: Asistiría usted a los 11mos Juegos Ol’mpicos de Berl’n en 1936?. Si la respuesta es "No", usted no debiera participar en el 21uno Congreso Mundial de Dermatolog’a en Buenos Aires en el año 2007! by A. Bernard Ackerman, M.D. April - June 2003 \| Volume 9, # 2 Steps in Learning Dermatopathology: Organizing knowledge—A critique of the manner in which skin diseases are categorized by Almut Böer, M.D. October - December 2002 \| Volume 8, # 4 Another Follow-up to Professors in the Courtroom: Fitzpatrick's Recent Deposition and a Critique of It by A. Bernard Ackerman, M.D. (TB Fitzpatrick, A Trial in Philadelphia) Another Follow-up to Professors in the Courtroom: A letter to the editor of the Archives of Dermatology by A. Bernard Ackerman, M.D. (C Lambert, A Trial in Philadelphia) Truthful Testimony or Not?: Excerpts from the deposition of Michael Lee, M.D., a defendant, of Milton R. Okun, M.D., an expert witness for the plaintiffs, William Weston, M.D., a defendant, and Mark Wick, M.D., an expert witness for the defense, all taken in 2002 by A. Bernard Ackerman, M.D. July - September 2002 \| Volume 8, # 3 A Trial in Philadelphia and Matters That Transcend It: Correspondence with state boards of medical examiners of Massachusetts and of Pennsylvania—Refusal by them to take action by Russell M. Pelton, J.D., and A. Bernard Ackerman, M.D. (TB Fitzpatrick, D Guerry IV) October - December 2001 \| Volume 7, # 4 A Trial in Philadelphia: A follow-up to "Professors in the courtroom" by A. Bernard Ackerman, M.D. (D Guerry IV, C Lambert, TB Fitzpatrick) April - June 2001 \| Volume 7, # 2 A Trial in Philadelphia: Professors in the courtroom by A. Bernard Ackerman, M.D. (D Guerry IV, C Lambert, TB Fitzpatrick) July - September 2000 \| Volume 6, # 3 Holmesburg Prison in Philadelphia and Matters That Transcend It: Holmesburg Prison, Philadelphia, September 1966–June 1967: Acknowledgment of error and regret by A. Bernard Ackerman, M.D. (AM Kligman) Holmesburg Prison in Philadelphia and Matters That Transcend It: On the practice of silence in the medical profession by Allen M. Hornblum (AM Kligman) Holmesburg Prison in Philadelphia and Matters That Transcend It: The ethical issues of the Holmesburg studies have been addressed by Richard L. Tannen, M.D. (AM Kligman) Holmesburg Prison in Philadelphia and Matters That Transcend It: Ethical accusations: the loss of common sense by John R. Stanley, M.D. (AM Kligman) Holmesburg Prison in Philadelphia and Matters That Transcend It: Failure to appreciate the validity of accusations about violations of ethics by Wolfgang Weyers, M.D. Holmesburg Prison in Philadelphia and Matters That Transcend It: Back to the Middle Ages? by Wolfgang Weyers, M.D. (AM Kligman) The Trial in Philadelphia and Matters That Transcend It: Caveat Doctore! by A. Bernard Ackerman, M.D. The Trial in Philadelphia and Matters That Transcend It: What is the prognosis? by A. Bernard Ackerman, M.D. The Trial in Philadelphia and Matters That Transcend It: Implication for prognosis of "vascular invasion" by neoplastic cells of a primary melanoma by Michael Emberger, M.D. (D Guerry IV, C Lambert, TB Fitzpatrick) The Trial in Philadelphia and Matters That Transcend It: Comment by Peter C. Kopff, Esq. The Trial in Philadelphia and Matters That Transcend It: Medical/Legal by Geoffrey J. Gottlieb, M.D. The Trial in Philadelphia and Matters That Transcend It: Mythology and numerology in the sphere of melanoma by A. Bernard Ackerman, M.D. April - June 2000 \| Volume 6, # 2 Editorial: The shame of academic medicine: No shame by A. Bernard Ackerman, M.D. January - March 1997 \| Volume 3, # 1 Ethics—Vancouver: Dermatology 2000 by Wolfgang Weyers, M.D.		BROWSE the Journal Or browse by category: Editorials New Heights New Insights New Quandaries New Clues Integration/Unification Quizzes Book Reviews Medical-Legal Ethics and Matters of Social Conscience Teaching Dermatopathology Language History, Sociology, Philosophy Biography, Autobiography, Testimonials, and Memorials Art Vignettes about Dermatopathology Vignettes about Matters beyond Dermatopathology Miscellaneous, including Laboratory Technique, Therapy, Business, and Correspondence Editorial Board How to Quote this Journal

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