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Alzheimer's disease Stage 1 and 2: Biology, diagnostics, and treatment Advances in biomarker technology, digital cognitive assessments, and amyloid-targeting therapies have redefined the opportunities for accurate and early diagnosis and care of Alzheimer's disease (AD...

Exciting work and proud to be a small part of it!

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Thanks to the committee: @rickweinmeyer.bsky.social @profgoldberg.bsky.social @manofsilver.bsky.social Leslie Wolf

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FINAL DAY! (Travel $$ to attend the Workshop & ASLME Health Law Professors) Jr Scholars Apps Due 3/10! The Workshop for Legal Scholars in Health Sciences (AKA WEIRDOS) will be 6/3/26 - with an opportunity for 5 scholars to present & get feedback on an “in progress” project. Link in the comments:

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Applied Yet? Jr Legal Scholars in Health Sciences - Apps Due 3/10! The Workshop for Legal Scholars in Health Sciences (AKA WEIRDOS) on June 3rd includes an opportunity for 5 scholars/researchers to present & get feedback on a project that is in progress. Travel funding included. APP THE COMMENTS.

Jr Legal Scholars in Health Sciences. Apps Due 3/10! The Workshop for Legal Scholars in Health Sciences (WEIRDOS) will be 6/3. There is an opp for 5 scholars/researchers to present & get feedback on a project that is “in progress.” Travel funding included: gsu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_... no

Opportunity for Junior Legal Scholar in health sciences: The Workshop for Legal Scholars in Health Sciences (WEIRDOS) will be held on June 3rd. 5 Jr scholars/researchers will be selected for a works-in-progress session. Travel funding available. Info here: gsu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_...

An ethical framework for the clinical use of Alzheimer’s disease biomarker testing - npj Dementia npj Dementia - An ethical framework for the clinical use of Alzheimer’s disease biomarker testing

Thrilled to see this one available online! Congratulations Catherine Scipion on this important work through the ADACC Consortium and co-authored with Michelle Mielke, Suzanne Schindler, and Allyson Rosen. @phgsu.bsky.social

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Data sharing practices and experiences among Alzheimer's disease and related dementia researchers INTRODUCTION Data sharing among investigators of Alzheimer's disease and related dementias (ADRD) allows for representative datasets, supports reproducibility, and increases rigor. Yet limited evide...

Thrilled to see this in print online: alz-journals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/...

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Frontiers | The evolving literature on the ethics of artificial intelligence for healthcare: a PRISMA scoping review This scoping review analyzes the literature on the ethics of artificial intelligence (AI) tools in healthcare to identify trends across populations and shift...

So very proud of @phgsu.bsky.social student Yufei Wang for leading this paper. The article tracks how AI ethics scholarship evolved between 2020-2024. This was a fantastic collaboration with colleagues at Mt. Sinai and GSU (including many of our students).
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Elevate your impact in public health. Pursue a Ph.D. at Georgia State & become a leader in research across all sectors. Apply by Dec 1. publichealth.gsu.edu/academics-ad...

I was here and totally missed you! See you in Atlanta in June!

We’re excited to share a CfP for a Special Issue “Bioethics and Structural (In)justice” in Bioethics! We invite articles from all disciplines. Deadline: September 1, 2026
We can’t wait to read your contributions!
Regina Müller, Mirjam Faissner, Isabella Marcinski-Michel & Stefanie Weigold

Medicaid expansion and diagnosis experiences of people with frontotemporal dementia INTRODUCTION Timely and accurate diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia (FTD) is essential for improving patient quality of life and alleviating caregiver burden. However, individuals with FTD often f.....

Proud Mentor and Important Work Announcement. This work was done through the generosity of the AFTD in sharing their data.
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At-Home Alzheimer’s Testing Is Here: Are Physicians Ready? Despite concerns raised by clinicians and ethicists, direct-to-consumer testing for Alzheimer’s disease biomarkers is here, posing new challenges for physician-patient communication.

Honored to be quoted here. It is an important time to consider the readiness for DTC. www.medscape.com/viewarticle/...

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This was an honor to write. Thank you JLME for the opportunity to work with Leslie and honor Dr. Beauchamp.

One of the really fun parts about teaching. Helping students take papers from class and turn them into published articles! A true @phgsu.bsky.social collaboration!
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Keep sharing. Living vicariously through posts like this! Miss you guys I hope it is amazing

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7 Incredible speakers. Topics include publishing in non-law venues, team science, teaching, and 5 Jr. Scholars WIP. And reflections by Nancy King. Join us!

📢 We are now accepting applications for the 2025–26 cohort of Sadler Scholars from doctoral students whose bioethics research focuses on the ethical, legal, and social implications (ELSI) of human genomics. 🎓✨

📅Application deadline is June 13th.

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So grateful to connect & proud that we have such amazing resources in Georgia!

Researchers identify ‘universal determinants of AI acceptance’ among healthcare workers What attributes tend to nudge clinicians toward accepting AI into their work lives? Several, of course—but the most broadly determinative can be trimmed to just two.

Proud Mentor Moment. Dr. Catherine Scipion (Post-Doc) had a recent article featured. Her article evaluates barriers and facilitators to clinical implementation or adoption of AI. aiin.healthcare/topics/artif...

Pioneering Research to Address Alzheimer’s Disease in the Caribbean Postdoctoral researcher Catherine Scipion receives the Alzheimer’s Association International Research Grant to study Alzheimer’s disease in the Caribbean.

Proud is an understatement. news.gsu.edu/2025/04/29/p...

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As the team finalizes the agenda, I am thrilled to announce some of our amazing speakers. Nancy King (Wake Forest) will kick off our event by sharing her experiences building her impressive career in health sciences.

WOW! Fantastic work. And hugely important.