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Marcel Verweij is a Professor of Philosophical Ethics and Director of the Ethics Institute at Utrecht University's Faculty of Humanities. His research focuses on practical ethics, particularly public health ethics, vaccination policy, and the interplay between moral philosophy and policy-making. He has contributed to over 25 advisory reports for the Dutch Health Council and advises organizations like Zorginstituut Nederland on healthcare policies.
- Education: PhD in Philosophy from Utrecht University (1998).
- Key Roles: Former clinical ethicist at Radboud University Medical Center, led the Philosophy Group at Wageningen University, and co-founded the journal Public Health Ethics.
His work bridges theoretical ethics and practical societal issues, addressing topics like vaccine hesitancy, healthcare resource allocation during pandemics, and the moral dimensions of solidarity in healthcare. Recent publications include Inducing Immunity? (2024), analyzing vaccination policy in democracies. He actively engages in public debates, advocating for evidence-based ethical frameworks in health policy.
