Bioethics: Not just for the bioethicists

The video discusses the importance of engaging the public in scientific issues, highlighting bioethics as a way to spark interest in science. It addresses the public's respect and fear of science, noting its politicization in debates like climate change and vaccines. The speaker emphasizes the responsibility of scientists to communicate their work to the public and argues against viewing science as an isolated field. Ethical considerations in science are also discussed, stressing the need for scientists' input in ethical debates.

How can bioethics serve as a bridge to engage the public in science?

What are some reasons the public may fear science?

In what ways has science become politicized, according to the text?

What responsibilities do scientists have in communicating their work to the public?

Why is it important for scientists to be involved in ethical discussions?