Where Should Our Genomics Go...In the Future?

Introduction:

On November 2nd, 2023, Dr. Eric Meslin, PhD, FRSC, FCAHS returned to the IU Center for Bioethics as a guest speaker for Bioethics Grand Rounds, presenting "Where Should Our Genomics Go...In the Future?" In July 2001, Dr. Meslin arrived in Indianapolis to start the IU Center for Bioethics, beginning a 15-year adventure. This talk offers some reflections on the transformative nature of genomics for bioethics over the last quarter century, and what some of the possible futures might look like.

References:

Download the transcript for the Bioethics Grand Rounds here.
Burke W, Burton H, Hall AE, Karmali M, Khoury MJ, Knoppers B, Meslin EM, Stanley F, Wright CF, Zimmern RL; Ickworth Group. Extending the Reach of Public Health Genomics: What Should be the Agenda for Public Health in an Era of Genome-Based and “Personalized” Medicine? Genet Med. Dec 2010.
Evans BJ, Flockhart DA, Meslin EM. Creating Incentives for Genomic Research to Improve Targeting of Therapies. Nat Med. Dec 2004.
Evans JP, Meslin EM, Marteau TM, Caulfield T. Genomics. Deflating the Genomic Bubble. Science. Feb 2011.
Meslin EM, Quaid KA. Ethical Issues in the Collection, Storage, and Research Use of Human Biological Materials. J Lab Clin Med. Nov 2004.
Schwartz PH, Meslin EM. The Ethics of Information: Absolute Risk Reduction and Patient Understanding of Screening. J Gen Intern Med. June 2008.

Where Should Our Genomics Go...In the Future?

Where Should Our Genomics Go...In the Future?

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Center for Bioethics resources and social media channels