May 2, 2019 8:30am-2:30pm
In partnership with EY and Scientific American, Bioethics International will hosts its 10th annual Forum on what it means to be a trustworthy, patient-centered & ethical pharma and healthcare innovation company.
Location: New York, NY
June 23, 2019 — June 27, 2019
Panelists will explore the pros and cons of the pathway from the patient perspective and learn about how regulators and sponsors may help facilitate the development of critically needed treatments. This discussion will introduce a streamlined approach to early-stage development of therapies to address severely debilitating or life-threatening diseases and consider the potential value of a global regulatory approach.
Location: San Diego, CA
June 5, 2019 — June 7, 2019
Dr. Jennifer E. Miller answers “Whose Data Is It” question.
This 75-minute session will look at the ethical considerations, legal aspects, coaching perspectives and athletic viewpoints related to ownership of sports biometric data. This session will be moderated by Jeremy Abbate from Scientific American.
Location: Columbus, Ohio
May 2, 2019 8:30am-2:30pm
In partnership with EY and Scientific American, Bioethics International will hosts its 10th annual Forum on what it means to be a trustworthy, patient-centered & ethical pharma and healthcare innovation company.
Location: New York, NY
April 24, 2019
Dr. Jennifer E Miller speaks to BiOethics, the Law, and Data-sharing:
AI in Radiology at an event co-sponsored by NYU Langone Medical Center and Stanford University.
Artificial intelligence is a paradigm-shifting force across many fields including medical imaging. Radiology is one of the most data-rich medical subspecialties and leading academic and industry groups are already working to leverage this powerful tool to move our field forward. Research and implementation of AI in Radiology move us into unchartered territories, raising new questions with regard to best practices for data handling.
Dr. Jennifer E. Miller will discuss AI in the framework of ethical principles and privacy considerations.
Location: New York, NY
March 28, 2019 3:20-3:50 p.m.
This panel will bridge practical, legal and regulatory perspectives to solving privacy and ethics challenges related to broader integration of data sources, recruitment and consent, data ownership and social responsibility.
Moderator: Jodi Daniel, Partner – Crowell & Moring
Location: Washington, D.C.
March 8, 2019 5:00-6:00 p.m.
In the future, your medical prognosis may be predicted by data from fitness monitors, genetic testing kits, insurance databases, web searches, or even your cell phone’s GPS. Want to participate in a clinical trial? No need to visit the doctor’s office, just click “I agree,” and you’re enrolled! Taking healthcare digital is exciting — it has the potential to expand beyond the academic medical center and the traditional clinical trial. It can also democratize research by making studies more accessible to underserved and remote communities, making data more diverse and inclusive. But as we freely share our information, and as tech companies edge into the healthcare sphere, what protections are needed for ourselves, and our data?
Jennifer Miller, Yale University School of Medicine
Brooke Grindlinger, The New York Academy of Sciences
Regina James, 2M Research
Jessica Mega, Verily Life Sciences