Daphne O. MartschenkoPosts by Daphne O. MartschenkoFrom Bioethics BriefingsGenomics, Behavior, and Social OutcomesFraming the Issue Watch “Genomics, Human Behavior, and Social Outcomes: A Discussion for Journalists,” with writer Amy Harmon at the New York Times, Melinda Mills, scientist at Oxford, Erik Parens,...Read Genomics, Behavior, and Social OutcomesBioethics Forum EssayTranscending Borders in the Ethical Oversight of Human Genome EditingThe bioethics and legal communities must come together to find ways to move with the same ease of the scientific research community--to transcend the geopolitical borders and jurisdictional concerns that make international regulation so difficult.Read Transcending Borders in the Ethical Oversight of Human Genome EditingRelated Posts ScheduleClick a day to view its schedule.All times in US Eastern.Read Schedule FacultyMichelle Brown-Yazzie Michelle Brown-Yazzie is an enrolled member of the Navajo Nation and is of Salish & Kootenai and Oglala Lakota descent. She is of the Táchii’nii Clan and is...Read FacultyHastings Center NewsNew Report Makes Recommendations on Controversial Genetics ResearchA new consensus report makes recommendations for responsibly conducting and communicating controversial research on the genetic contributions to human social and behavioral characteristics. The report, “Wrestling with Social and Behavioral...Read New Report Makes Recommendations on Controversial Genetics Research The Ethical Implications of Social and Behavioral GenomicsResearch on how genomic differences are associated with differences in a wide variety of human social and behavioral characteristics, or phenotypes, including anxiety, subjective well-being, and educational attainment, is increasing....Read The Ethical Implications of Social and Behavioral GenomicsEventEVENT: Wrestling with Social & Behavioral GenomicsResearch on the genetic contributions to human social and behavioral characteristics, or phenotypes, including risk-taking, income, and educational attainment, is increasing. And it is both potentially beneficial and deeply controversial,...Read EVENT: Wrestling with Social & Behavioral GenomicsEventWrestling with Social and Behavioral GenomicsErik Parens and Michelle Meyer (with advise from Paul Appelbaum, Sandra Soo-Jin Lee, Daphne Martschenko) lead a working group that explores the potential risks and benefits of social science genomics...Read Wrestling with Social and Behavioral Genomics Addressing Racism in Medical Research and PublishingThe Hastings Center, in partnership with the Center for ELSI Resources & Analysis (CERA), presented an online discussion for journalists, “Addressing Racism in Medical Research and Publishing” on November 30,...Read Addressing Racism in Medical Research and PublishingEventWrestling with Social Behavioral GenomicsErik Parens and Michelle Meyer (with advice from Paul Appelbaum, Sandra Soo-Jin Lee, Daphne Martschenko) lead a working group that explores the potential risks and benefits of social science genomics...Read Wrestling with Social Behavioral GenomicsEventWrestling with Social Behavioral GenomicsErik Parens and Michelle Meyer (with advice from Paul Appelbaum, Sandra Soo-Jin Lee, Daphne Martschenko) lead a working group that explores the potential risks and benefits of social science genomics...Read Wrestling with Social Behavioral Genomics
