Last year, the Program for Precision Medicine in Health Care, the Center for Genomics and Society, and the Center for Bioethics co-hosted a Carolina Seminar Series titled, “Science meets society at the intersection between precision medicine and justice, equity, and inclusion.” The goal of this series was to examine the fields of genomic medicine and …
The sixth and final seminar in the Carolina Seminar Series: “Science meets society at the intersection between precision medicine and justice, equity, and inclusion.” Working Toward Justice and Genetic Literacy in Clinical Genomics Virtual Event Date: Wednesday, May 22 Time: 11:00 am – 12:30 pm Registration required — https://go.unc.edu/sciencemeetssociety6 Marginalized racial and ethnic communities …
Center for Genomics and Society Seminar co-hosted by the UNC Center for Bioethics Date: Wednesday, May 8 Time: 12:00 pm—1:00 pm Location: Bondurant G100 Registration required — https://go.unc.edu/elsivirome This is an in-person event only. It will be recorded via Lecture Capture. Advancing understanding of the human virome (all viruses that live in and on …
The fourth seminar in the Carolina Seminar Series: “Science meets society at the intersection between precision medicine and justice, equity, and inclusion.” Confronting Bias in Medical Algorithms at UNC Health In person Event Date: Wednesday, April 17 Time: 12:00 pm—1:15 pm Location: MacNider 322 Registration required — https://go.unc.edu/sciencemeetssociety4 Lunch will be provided. Please place your …
The third seminar in the Carolina Seminar Series: “Science meets society at the intersection between precision medicine and justice, equity, and inclusion.” Ensuring Fairness: At the Crossroads of Equity and Economic Considerations in Precision Medicine Virtual Event Date: Tuesday, March 26 Time: 12:00 pm—1:15 pm Please register at — https://go.unc.edu/sciencemeetssociety3 Efforts to expand access to …
The Impact of Dobbs on Emerging Reproductive Technologies —– Join us on Friday, March 8, 2024 at 12pm ET for the next ELSI Friday Forum session: The Impact of Dobbs on Emerging Reproductive Technologies, with panelists Sigal Klipstein, MD, FACOG (InVia Fertility Specialists; University of Chicago), Judith Daar, JD (Chase College of Law, Northern Kentucky University), and …
Twisted Helix: Can Public-Private Partnerships in Large-Scale Genomic Projects Be Fair and Equitable? —– Biotechnological innovation almost always entails all three strands of the triple helix: academia, government, and industry. This is increasingly true for large scale genomics and biomedical research projects such as the Human Pangenome Reference Consortium, and the Earth BioGenome, Human Cell …
Polygenic Risk Prediction in Diverse Populations and Contexts: Scientific and Ethical Considerations —– The differential performance of polygenic risk scores (PRS) by population genetic background is a well-known scientific concern and one of the most important barriers to their equitable translation for clinical use. Not only must the social repercussions of how people are grouped …
Since its creation in 1990, the Ethical, Legal and Social Implications (ELSI) Research Program has funded hundreds of research projects, conferences, and other activities-through grants and contracts. This has resulted in many peer reviewed journal articles, books, newsletters, websites, television and radio programs and educational materials. Many of these products are included in this database …
The first seminar in the Carolina Seminar Series: “Science meets society at the intersection between precision medicine and justice, equity, and inclusion.” Empowering trust: Insights from Community Engagement Initiatives Community engagement continues to be a critical component in genomic medicine and precision health research where the overall goal is to improve health outcomes of communities. …
