A Catholic, non-profit, think tank and research center specialized in upholding and teaching Catholic principles on medical ethics. The National Catholic Bioethics Center is the preeminent Catholic medical ethics institution in the United States and its board of directors includes three Cardinals and five Archbishops. With a focus in four key areas: Consultation, Education, Publication, and Public Policy, the NCBC provides critical information to institutions and individuals who are grappling with serious ethical issues in a world often plagued by a lack of respect for human dignity. The NCBC steps in to use Catholic moral thought to protect the whole human person. The NCBC has been defending human dignity in medicine and the life sciences since 1972.

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The National Catholic Bioethics Center

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John Brehany

Joe Zalot

Tara Capizzi

The Editorial and Content Team at The National Catholic Bioethics Center is responsible for producing, curating, and disseminating high-quality written and multimedia content that reflects and promotes Catholic teachings on medical ethics. This team oversees the creation of publications, articles, and educational materials, ensuring that all content aligns with the organization's mission to uphold human dignity and Catholic moral thought in medicine and life sciences. Members of the team work collaboratively to research, write, edit, and review content, contributing to both the center's scholarly and public communication efforts.

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