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ELSIcon2022 • Panel • May 27, 2022 Tsegaselassie Workalemahu, Sarah Heerboth, Naomi, Riches, Erin Rothwell Stillbirths account for most perinatal deaths and almost half of them are attributed to an…

ELSIcon2022 • Paper • May 27, 2022 Şule Yaylacı, Wendy Roth An estimated 15% of all U.S. adults have taken genetic ancestry tests (GATs). Recent studies have found that many test-takers change…

ELSIcon2022 • Flash • May 27, 2022 Ruth Ottman, John B. Wetmore Among people with epilepsy, felt stigma remains common and significantly impacts quality of life. In our previous study of families…

ELSIcon2022 • Paper • May 27, 2022 Christi Guerrini, Jill Robinson, Cinnamon Bloss, Whitney Bash Brooks, Stephanie M. Fullerton, Brianne Kirkpatrick, Sandra Soo-Jin Lee, Mary Majumder, Stacey…

ELSIcon2022 • Paper • May 27, 2022 Naomi Scheinerman While the concern of “exploitation” features quite prominently in bioethics, such as in patient payment for participation in genetics research,…

ELSIcon2022 • Paper • May 27, 2022 Jenny Reardon, Stephanie M. Fullerton, and Sandra Soo-Jin Lee Increasingly, public and private funders have come to recognize the critical significance of…

ELSIcon2022 • Paper • May 27, 2022 Rebecca Mueller Long before COVID-19 made social distancing normal, people with cystic fibrosis already practiced such behaviors. Between the 1980s and the…

ELSIcon2022 • Flash • May 27, 2022 Brianne Daly, Kimberly Kaphingst Genetic literacy, a construct often thought of as genetics-related knowledge and skills, is critical to individuals being able to…

ELSIcon2022 • Paper • May 27, 2022 Erin Rothwell, Caren Frost, Bob Wong, Erin Johnson Promoting informed decision making for research while concurrently advancing equity and justice for underserved…

ELSIcon2022 • Paper • May 27, 2022 Kurt D. Christensen, Mengran Zhang, Lauren Galbraith, Einat Granot-Hershkovitz, Sarah Nelson, Sara Gonzalez, Maria Argos, Krista Perreira, Martha Daviglus, Carmen…