PROJECT NARRATIVE Very little research has been done regarding non-STI-related health disparities affecting sexual and gender minorities (SGM). Even less is known about what these minorities think about the desirability of research that combines genetic variation and data about sexual orientation and gender identity with other health and demographic information, strategies required to understand and address these disparities.
PROJECT NARRATIVE The ability to recruit and protect research participants across multiple sites and multiple states is critical to the success of large-scale precision medicine and other biomedical research supported by the National Institutes of Health and other federal agencies to improve human health. Accomplishing this task requires a clear understanding of which state?s laws apply and under what circumstances, but the empirical and normative foundations for addressing choice of law questions in a research context are lacking.
PROJECT NARRATIVE When Americans interact with everyday technology such as mobile applications and websites, they leave behind digital footprints that can reveal a great deal about individual health. The proposed research will define the emerging ?health-relevant digital footprint? and evaluate consumer preferences around use of information from inside and outside the health care system.
Catherine Hammack-Aviran, MA, JD - Vanderbilt University Medical Center