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Examining the impact of biotech discoveries on society and the law's role in shaping that impact.
Hank Greely, Patti Zettler, Dmitry Karshtedt, and Stephanie Bair discuss new developments related to the Biosimilars Act and FDA's orphan drug program, the policy implications of brain myths, and the current Ebola crisis.
Hank Greely, Patti Zettler, Jake Sherkow, and Malia McPherson discuss Right to Try laws, Heart Valve Patents, GMO Labelling, and Neuroscience and Johnny Cash.
Hank Greely, Patti Zettler, and Jake Sherkow discuss the Myriad Genetics case, the inaccuracies of whole genome sequencing and Alzheimer's testing, tooth whitening and antitrust, and the ethics of mitochondrial transfer.
Hank Greely, Patti Zettler, and Jake Sherkow discuss de-extinction, chronic traumatic encephalopathy, the hollowing out of the NIH, the Maryland v. King case, gene patenting, and FDA's regulation of genetic testing.
Hank Greely, Patti Zettler, and Jake Sherkow discuss exceptions to the Genetic Non-discrimination Act, acetaminophen and liver damage, football and concussions, and recent Nobel prize winners.
Hank Greely, Patti Zettler, and Jake Sherkow discuss a lawsuit to remove a blood sample from the federal government's possession, synthetic drugs in New Zealand, and the veto of a California Bill that would legalize a stipend for human eggs donated for research purposes.
Hank Greely, Jake Sherkow, and Matt Lamkin discuss a recent Supreme Court decision involving Monsanto, the MERS virus, attempts to patent the gut microbiome, and de-extinction.
Hank Greely, Amanda Rubin, Roland Nadler, and Jake Sherkow discuss the brain map initiative, transcranial direct current stimulation, the Amgen v. Retirement Plan case, and mice with human neurons.
