Hybrid -Research Ethics and Policy Series (REPS)/Bronstein Lecture: "AI is Nothing Without Us: A Call for a Human Rights Approach to the Future of Trustworthy Science (?)", led by Mary L. Gray
AI is Nothing Without Us: A Call for a Human Rights Approach to the Future of Trustworthy Science (?) Mary L. Gray Senior Principal Researcher at Microsoft...
Hybrid -Research Ethics and Policy Series (REPS): "Covid-19 Lessons Learned from an FDA Vaccine Advisory Committee Vantagepoint" - Paul A. Offit, MD
Covid-19 Lessons Learned from an FDA Vaccine Advisory Committee Vantagepoint Paul A. Offit, MD Director, Vaccine Education Center Professor of...
Hybrid-Research Ethics and Policy Series (REPS): "Intertwined for Societal Benefit: Ethical Consideration of Research and Testing with Humans and Other Animals"
Intertwined for Societal Benefit: Ethical Consideration of Research and Testing with Humans and Other Animals Allyson J. Bennett, PhD Chair, Psychology...
Hybrid -Research Ethics and Policy Series (REPS): "We the Scientists: How the Rise of Patient-Led Research is Changing Medicine" - Amy Dockser Marcus
Book Talk -We the Scientists: How the Rise of Patient-Led Research is Changing Medicine Amy Dockser Marcus Author Health & Science Reporter | The Wall Street...
I’m An Academic Doctor. But Research From For-Profit Companies May Be the Best Way to Help Patients and Science in the Future
Ravi Parikh, MD, MPP, writes in The Washington Post: "I’m an academic doctor. But for-profit research may be the way of the future. As a cancer doctor and researcher...
I’m an oncologist who treats prostate cancer. For many patients and their manhood, the cure seems worse than the disease.
By Ravi Parikh for The Washington Post: As an oncologist who specializes in prostate cancer, my treatments often work extremely well. Most of my patients have lived for...