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Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Whitny Braun is an American bioethicist featured on the National Geographic Channel television program \"Taboo\" known for her research with regard to the Jain practice of Sallekhana and the Parsi practice of Dakhmenashini. She is also a contributor to the Huffington Post. She has served as the Director of the Centers for South Asian Religious Traditions at Claremont Lincoln University and currently serves as Claremont Lincoln's Director of Educational Programming. She is also affiliated with the Center for Christian Bioethics at Loma Linda University in Loma Linda, California and earned a PhD in theology, ethics and cultural studies at Claremont Graduate University. Additionally Braun has published on the topic of healthcare in the American prison system, specifically with regard to organ donation and the death penalty. Her current research focuses on the ongoing legal battle over Sallekhana in the Indian courts and possible American legal precedent for the practice. She has spoken at several international conferences about Christian, Jewish and Muslim philosophical approaches to artificial reproductive technology, specifically heterologous embryo transfer and the embryo industry in the United States as well as the ethics of disaster management strategies in Haiti. Most recently she has been published in \"Natural Transitions\" magazine, a publication which examines options for the dying process. She has also been interviewed on the topic of Sallekhana by Scientific American Magazine."@en }

• Whitny_Braun abstract "Whitny Braun is an American bioethicist featured on the National Geographic Channel television program \"Taboo\" known for her research with regard to the Jain practice of Sallekhana and the Parsi practice of Dakhmenashini. She is also a contributor to the Huffington Post. She has served as the Director of the Centers for South Asian Religious Traditions at Claremont Lincoln University and currently serves as Claremont Lincoln's Director of Educational Programming. She is also affiliated with the Center for Christian Bioethics at Loma Linda University in Loma Linda, California and earned a PhD in theology, ethics and cultural studies at Claremont Graduate University. Additionally Braun has published on the topic of healthcare in the American prison system, specifically with regard to organ donation and the death penalty. Her current research focuses on the ongoing legal battle over Sallekhana in the Indian courts and possible American legal precedent for the practice. She has spoken at several international conferences about Christian, Jewish and Muslim philosophical approaches to artificial reproductive technology, specifically heterologous embryo transfer and the embryo industry in the United States as well as the ethics of disaster management strategies in Haiti. Most recently she has been published in \"Natural Transitions\" magazine, a publication which examines options for the dying process. She has also been interviewed on the topic of Sallekhana by Scientific American Magazine.".