Shelly Simana

Bioethics & Law and Health Law. Assistant Professor, @BCLAW

[Shelly Simana @ShellySimana]

Delighted to share our new paper in the Journal of Medical Ethics! Together with @CohenProf and @VarditRavitsky, we've examined the intricate ethical and legal dilemmas in embryo mix-up cases.

https://t.co/NpOoGnEXtq

[Shelly Simana @ShellySimana]

@juliansavulescu @SineadPrince Thanks for sharing—this raises such important issues. I wrote about a similar case in Israel with Vardit Ravitsky and Glenn Cohen - https://t.co/8HPmil1uzY and https://t.co/xNeajSaNwq

[Sara Gerke @gerke_sara]

Check out our new article with @david__simon in @ScienceMagazine
New case law and liability risks for manufacturers of medical AI | Science https://t.co/CpXKmCBirA

[I. Glenn Cohen @CohenProf]

I was honored to testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee today on the topic “23 and You: The Privacy and National Security Implications of the 23andMe Bankruptcy”. With thanks to my great coauthors on our article @NEJM @gerke_sara and Melissa Jacoby
https://t.co/n89Srl0Tk9

[Boston College Law @BCLAW]

In a new Q&A, Prof Shelly Simana delves into ambiguities in parenthood laws occasioned by reproductive technologies, such as a high profile case in Israel where an embryo created from the egg and sperm of one couple was mistakenly implanted in another. https://t.co/OLvlhFgvVH

[Shelly Simana @ShellySimana]

Check out our latest post on embryo mix-up cases—just published!

[Petrie-Flom Center @PetrieFlom]

On the Bill of Health blog: authors examine an Israeli embryo mix-up court case attracting worldwide attention https://t.co/EH5dYnfWhp

[Hank Greely @HankGreelyLSJU]

I'm a co-author, w/Hiromitsu Nakauchi & Carsten Charlesworth, on a piece that gives even me some creeps. It's about "bodyoids". Lots of scientific questions even before the tough ethical ones, but I think it's plausible enough to need discussion. Soon.
https://t.co/S8UJ1NxTbk

[I. Glenn Cohen @CohenProf]

Have you used 23 and Me, Ancestry or another consumer directed generic test. What happens to your genetic data if they go bankrupt? @melissabjacoby Sara Gerke and I answer in @NEJM this week. Warning: you might not like the answer https://t.co/eoLgPMEKo4

[Jessica L. Roberts @jlroberts_law]

Hot off the presses from the @IowaLawReview, my article Innovating Accessible Health Care! It deals with disability rights, health care, and innovation police. Read it here: https://t.co/5YdplpCU1I.

[Katie Kraschel @KatieKraschel]

🎉CONGRATS @CohenProf on his election to @theNAMedicine. What this article omits is that the only things more impressive than his contributions to the field are his generosity of mentorship, humor, and uncanny ability to keep up with popular culture. 🤓 https://t.co/Oxd2DTQxba

[Petrie-Flom Center @PetrieFlom]

We @PetrieFlom are very proud that our remarkable leader @CohenProf was elected to the @NAMedicine today!
https://t.co/40ZQmnovPB

[Shelly Simana @ShellySimana]

Thank you so much for the incredibly helpful feedback! The workshop was fantastic!

[Stacey Tovino @StaceyTovino]

So excited to be @LoyolaLaw today commenting on the amazing paper of @BCLAW Professor @ShellySimana (“Relational Self-Ownership: The Case for Genetic Reciprocity”)!

[Doron Dorfman @DorfmanDoron]

The challenge to the ACA’s preventive care mandate, Braidwood v. Beccara, is heading to SCOTUS! Read about the case and its context in my new @CornellLRev article Penalizing Prevention: The Paradoxical Legal Treatment of Preventive Medicine: https://t.co/8u8t2dBjoI

[Alan Regenberg @aregenberg]

This researcher wants to replace your brain, little by little: The US government just hired a researcher who thinks we can beat aging with fresh cloned bodies and brain updates. | MIT Technology Review https://t.co/rretzZlXhs

[Petrie-Flom Center @PetrieFlom]

Call for Applications: Petrie-Flom Student Fellowship 2024-2025
📅 General Deadline: August 2, 2024
✅ Open to all Harvard graduate students who will be enrolled at the University during 2024-2025 Year

Apply now ⬇️
https://t.co/hfi4N98gaN

[Doron Dorfman @DorfmanDoron]

Grateful to @lsolum for his endorsement of my new piece Selecting For Disability (forthcoming @HarvardJOLT) as “Interesting and Recommended” 🙏🏻 This work is at the intersection of health law, genetics & family law. https://t.co/trnEL8DSIS
@SSRN: https://t.co/A0McNHYdnh
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[Stanford CLB @StanfordCLB]

Join CLB for a lunch talk (in-person only) on “Regulatory memory loss: The FDA rise and medical fall of Aduhelm™ for Alzheimer’s Disease” by Steven Goodman (Stanford School of Medicine), on Thursday, April 18, 2024, @ 12:45, SLS: Room 285.

[Stanford Law School @StanfordLaw]

SLS Professor Hank Greely (with Kira Peikoff) wrote a post, "Today’s Politics Threatens Tomorrow’s Reproductive Technologies", published by The Hastings Center.

https://t.co/LDQk8D5MZV

[Shelly Simana @ShellySimana]

@_leahrfowler @UHLAW Congratulations! So happy for you ❤️

[I. Glenn Cohen @CohenProf]

I was honored to be asked by @SSRN to do an interview about bioethics and the law and my work. The result is here. https://t.co/hIjWyDuzzw

[I. Glenn Cohen @CohenProf]

1/ My new short paper is out in @NatureMedicine w/@eadashi & Katsuhiko Hayashi (one of the leading scientists doing the work) "Ethical and legal challenges in assisted same-sex conception through in vitro gametogenesis" https://t.co/9XqjoPANKw