Why We Should Care About the Move from Saliva to Living Cells in Precision Medicine
Could a corporate, direct-to-consumer cell-based testing service be the next 23andme? And what would that mean for patients?
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Read more: Open Science and Its Enemies: Policy Initiatives in South Africa Open Science and Its Enemies: Policy Initiatives in South Africa
Within South Africa’s science policy landscape, two recent proposals highlight an ideological struggle between individual freedom and central control.
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Read more: On Siri and Recognitive Violence On Siri and Recognitive Violence
What does it mean when our devices recognize us more accurately when we utter the dialect of consumerism?
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Read more: A European Cancer Survivors’ Right to be Forgotten? A European Cancer Survivors’ Right to be Forgotten?
Equipping cancer survivors with an effective right to be forgotten is essential in picking up life after recovery.
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Read more: Opill’s FDA Approval: Implications for Pharmaceutical Regulation and Access to Care Opill’s FDA Approval: Implications for Pharmaceutical Regulation and Access to Care
Petrie-Flom Center intern James René Jolin and Executive Director Susannah Baruch discuss the FDA’s approval of over-the-counter birth control.
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Read more: Parental Leave Has Proven It Works — It Is Time to Talk About Assisted Reproduction Leave Parental Leave Has Proven It Works — It Is Time to Talk About Assisted Reproduction Leave
The protective rationale of parental leave should be extended to address the needs for those undergoing fertility treatment.
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Read more: Introduction to the Symposium: Reproductive Technologies and Workplace Equality Introduction to the Symposium: Reproductive Technologies and Workplace Equality
In this symposium, experts discuss successes and challenges for labor laws in the face of changing concepts of reproduction, pregnancy, and family building.
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Read more: State Genetic Privacy Statutes: Good Intentions, Unintended Consequences? State Genetic Privacy Statutes: Good Intentions, Unintended Consequences?
Investigative genetic genealogy is a new and complex law enforcement technique that should not be regulated by accident or as an afterthought.
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Read more: Defragmenting European Law on Medical AI Defragmenting European Law on Medical AI
An overview of the normative landscape of medical AI in Europe, beyond the borders of the EU and its 27 Member States.
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Read more: Psychiatric Care in Crisis Psychiatric Care in Crisis
The Emergency Department acts as a safety-net for a failing health system, one that places little value on mental health services.
