Rachel Adams, a participant in our Narrative Genetics seminar, will be giving a talk on disability and prenatal testing at Columbia on March 9. All are welcome.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Narrative genetics is the exploration of how genetic understanding and belief are expressed through story, and of the impact of those narratives.
About Us
This blog is an extension of the work, the discourse, the teaching and learning that takes place in the multidisciplinary Narrative Genetics Seminar at ISERP (Institute of Social and Economic Research and Policy), Columbia University. We welcome bloggers from among the ever widening world of health professionals, scholars, writers and others who have studied, learned, and taught with us.
Contributors
Sites Pertaining to Narrative Genetics
- National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke
- NYU's Literarture, Art & Medicine Database
- Sprout Film Festival
- Virgil Wong: A Multimedia Cyber Artist examining issues of reproduction and genetics
- The DNA Age: A Pulitzer Prize-winning series of articles by Amy Harmon exploring the impact of new genetic technology on American life.
- Studies in Ethics, Law and Technology
- Gene-Watch Journal
- The Council for Responsible Genetics
- Biopolitical Times
- Center for Genetics and Society
Medical Humanities Blogs
DISCLAIMER
Nothing on this website constitutes legal, medical, or other professional advice.In addition, nothing on this blog serves to create any kind of professional relationship whatsoever.
The opinions expressed on this website are solely those of the contributors, and do not represent the views of any program at Columbia University or any other organized society or association.
[Thank you to Medical Humanities Blog for modeling the form and language of this disclaimer.]
The opinions expressed on this website are solely those of the contributors, and do not represent the views of any program at Columbia University or any other organized society or association.
[Thank you to Medical Humanities Blog for modeling the form and language of this disclaimer.]
No comments:
Post a Comment