Our panelists explore the ways mental illness has been both medicalized and criminalized, the impact of incarceration on mental health at large, and the work being done to promote harm reduction.
The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine have released a new report: Using Population Descriptors in Genetics and Genomics Research.
Emily Wang, MD, Lisa Puglisi, MD, and Michelle Daniel Jones, ABD examine the ethical principles and policies surrounding the conduct of research with incarcerated individuals.
Division of Ethics Chief Sandra Soo-Jin Lee awarded G13 Grant for Scholarly Works in Biomedicine and Health from the National Library of Medicine at NIH.
The Division of Ethics is actively accepting applications for a Postdoctoral Fellow whose research focuses on health equity and the ethical and social dimensions of emerging technologies.
Division Chief Sandra Soo-Jin Lee has been appointed to the President's Commission on the History of Race and Racism at Columbia University, as part of its university-wide anti-racism efforts.
In Culture and Medicine: Critical Readings in the Health and Medical Humanities, Arden Hegele and Rishi Goyal question the role of biomedical knowledge in cultural practice.
Discussion of the documentary, "Intersexion," with expert panelists, Mani Bruce Mitchell, Elizabeth Reis, Barbara Chubak, and Sean Saifa Wall with Sandra Soo-Jin Lee moderating.
