The Science Students of Brockton High School with Ms Nunes

The Inquiry Project

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The Inquiry Project features high school students exploring the science they study in anatomy, physiology, and biotechnology—beyond the textbook. Through thoughtful inquiry, students examine the ethical and social questions surrounding medicine, medical practices, scientific research, and biology, connecting classroom learning to real-world impact.

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The Science Students of Brockton High School with Ms Nunes

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18 cze 2026

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E3- Bioethics- Informed Consent by Michelle & Emily 11.02.2026 9:21

“Our podcast explores the ethical issue of informed consent in medical research, based on The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks by Rebecca Skloot.” “Our essential question is: To what extent should patients fully understand and consent to how their biological samples are used in medical research?” “We claim that medical research must require clear, informed, and voluntary consent from patients be...

E1- Ethical Consent with Justin 11.02.2026 8:46

I am going to be discussing the informative consent issues within the medical field while making reference to the story of Henrietta lacks Throughout this podcast I will explore the implications and limitations of what ethical consent regulations could cause. The main question I will be exploring is “How can the broad legislation of informative consent policies pose possible healthcare limitation...

Introducing The Inquiry Project 10.02.2026 2:52

Science and medicine are not neutral, and that informed, ethical inquiry—especially through student voices—can expose inequities, challenge injustice, and inspire meaningful change.