Mariana Kanbe
@mkanbe.bsky.social
Deeply curious about emerging biotechnologies and their experimental and philosophical dimensions. Graduate in Biomedicine (2016) and Philosophy (2025), MSc in Biotechnology (2024). Seeking a PhD position in this inter/transdisciplinary field.
I was curious to ask Dr. Cheng whether, in his opinion, family discussions at the dinner table about a relative’s serious health condition are treated more or less as part of life, compared to what he sees or hears in Western countries such as the US.
December 13, 2025 at 10:30 PM
I was curious to ask Dr. Cheng whether, in his opinion, family discussions at the dinner table about a relative’s serious health condition are treated more or less as part of life, compared to what he sees or hears in Western countries such as the US.
I was really curious to ask Dr. Cheng whether, in his opinion, family discussions about a relative’s serious health condition are treated more or less as part of life, compared to what he sees or hears in Western countries such as the US.
December 13, 2025 at 10:21 PM
I was really curious to ask Dr. Cheng whether, in his opinion, family discussions about a relative’s serious health condition are treated more or less as part of life, compared to what he sees or hears in Western countries such as the US.