Official account of the Biomedical Ethics Research Group, Murdoch Children's Research Institute. Views expressed are our own and do not represent those of MCRI.

Joined October 2018
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Shared just a snippet of our recent work yesterday at #ICG2023 Reanalysis of genomic data is so beneficial, but there are practical and ethical issues to consider #genechat
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New research analysing the first porcine cardiac xenotransplantation, with BERG’s Chris Gyngell, @konstantinov_ie, @juliansavulescu, Prof Megan Munsie, Prof Misao Fujita, and Dr. Carrie Thiessen. jme.bmj.com/content/early/20…

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Biomedical Ethics Research Group retweeted
Looking at some of the issues around overdiagnosis/misdiagnosis of ADHD through the lens of an ethicist. Great to work with @CPAGyngell and Jonathan Payne on this. Hope it stimulates conversation @UniMelbMDHS #ADHD sciencedirect.com/science/ar…

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Biomedical Ethics Research Group retweeted
Huge thanks to the #ESHG2023 organisers for letting @CelineLewis23 and I on the decks at the conference party and to the attendees for bringing their best moves to the D-floor! We had the best time 😁
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📣 More data from our study exploring Australian public perspectives on #genomic data storage and sharing - OUT NOW in @ejhg_journal Read it here: rdcu.be/dbNj2 @genetic_Fi @YanMeng27 @drstephbest @IliasGoranitis @juliansavulescu Chris Gyngell & @DanyaVears

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Just out! Our postdoc @DanyaVears along with Isabelle Budin Ljosne and Nina Hallowell, led the development of a practical checklist for return of results from genomic research in the European context @UniMelb @MCRI_for_kids @CBMER_KULeuven rdcu.be/c8bY9

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Should we offer secondary findings from #genomics in children? What do parents want to know? Read our latest blog post outlining some of our recent research on this!
📚 “Offering secondary findings from genomic testing in paediatric settings” – part 3 of the #AQuestionofEthics blog is out now! 🧬 @DanyaVears @drdavidamor @drlildownie @BERG_MCRI @MelbGenomics #genomics #blog #genomictesting #secondaryfindings australiangenomics.org.au/of…
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Featuring BERG fellow Chris Gyngell!
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Data sharing is so important for #genomics - check out the next blog in our series on this topic! In this piece, we explore the pros and cons of #bigdata sharing, and what the Australian public thinks about it!
📚 Part 2 of #AQuestionofEthics #blog explores #bigdata in #genomics: to share or not to share? 🧬 @ZornitzaS @genetic_Fi Chris Gyngell @DanyaVears @MCRI_for_kids @MelbGenomics australiangenomics.org.au/bi…
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Read our latest blog post exploring the #ethics issues of #consent for #genomictesting Courtesy of @AusGenomics by co-authors @genetic_Fi @DanyaVears @ZornitzaS and Chris Gyngell
#AQuestionofEthics - new blog explores #ethical issues facing families when considering #genomictesting for their child. 🧬🧬 📚 Part 1/4 – Should parents be allowed to decline genomic testing for their children? Out now! #genomics #blog #ethics #consent australiangenomics.org.au/sh…
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What do the Australian public think about #genomic data storage and sharing? Check out our recent paper answering this question from co-authors @genetic_Fi @YanMeng27 @drstephbest @IliasGoranitis @juliansavulescu Chris Gyngell & @DanyaVears
Data sharing is essential for #genomics - the Australian public are mostly supportive, but concerned about how the data might be misused. Read more in our recent study: authors.elsevier.com/a/1gDCI…
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