This is a guest post by Alice Dreger of Northwestern University

Adrienne Asch, PhD, director of the Center for Ethics at Yeshiva University, died on November 19, of cancer. Adrienne was a pillar of American bioethics, the scholar to whom bioethicists often turned when wanting to discuss disability. Particularly in the 1990s, Adrienne challenged bioethicists to get beyond the medical model of disability, not always successfully, but always with a charitable patience tinged with occasionally biting impatience. I came to know her through the Surgically Shaping Children project at the Hastings Center, a project led by Erik Parens. Erik and Adrienne also worked together on the critically important Prenatal Testing and Disability Rights project, work that remains central to bioethics conversations about disability and parenting.

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Alice Dreger, PhD
Northwestern University