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?
Informed Consent
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Read more: Symposium Introduction: Addressing Technoableism: Reforming Infrastructure and Disability Representation Symposium Introduction: Addressing Technoableism: Reforming Infrastructure and Disability Representation
The story of technology and disability needs to be led by disabled people themselves.
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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: AI’s Ability to Manipulate Decision Making Requires a Moratorium on Its Use in Obtaining Consent for Biomedical Research AI’s Ability to Manipulate Decision Making Requires a Moratorium on Its Use in Obtaining Consent for Biomedical Research
The U.S. should ban the use of persuasive AI in human subject research.
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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.
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Read more: Governing Health Data for Research, Development, and Innovation: The Missteps of the European Health Data Space Proposal Governing Health Data for Research, Development, and Innovation: The Missteps of the European Health Data Space Proposal
Although well intentioned, there are aspects of the proposal for a Regulation on the European Health Data Space that require further debate.
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Read more: Should TikTok Doctors Owe Any Duty of Care Toward Their Followers? Should TikTok Doctors Owe Any Duty of Care Toward Their Followers?
As these accounts proliferate, the line between the roles of doctor and influencer becomes blurred.
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Read more: Responding to the Comeback of He Jiankui, ‘The CRISPR Baby Scientist’: Lessons from Criminal Justice Theory Responding to the Comeback of He Jiankui, ‘The CRISPR Baby Scientist’: Lessons from Criminal Justice Theory
By thinking carefully about what justice should entail, the scientific community will be better able to tailor their response to Dr. He.
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Read more: Hospitals That Ditch Masks Risk Exposure Hospitals That Ditch Masks Risk Exposure
Science, law, and the principle of “do not harm” all concur about the path to keeping patients safe from disease and hospitals safe from liability.
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Read more: Rebuilding Trust in Public Health and Public Health Law Rebuilding Trust in Public Health and Public Health Law
As we rebuild trust in public health, we can begin to work toward reinstatement of public health law’s essential tools.
