
Katie Randall
Graduate Research Assistant, IUSM Center for Bioethics
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Isolated and Closer than Ever: A Lesson from Quarantine
Katie Randall | Apr 08, 2020
Facing Hard Truths about the Holocaust, Medical Science, and Bioethics
From Peter H. Schwartz, MD, PhD, Director of the IU Center for Bioethics: This weekend and early next week, Dr. Sabine Hildebrandt will lead a series of events as the inaugural lecturer for the Dr. William S. Silvers Holocaust, Genocide, and Contemporary Bioethics Lectureship. At the various events, Dr. Hildebrandt will describe how […]
Katie Randall | Jan 23, 2020
Is Your Smart Watch Watching You?
The short answer is yes. Recently, The IU Center for Bioethics hosted a talk, given by Dr. Andrew Brightman, discussing the ethics of research involving wearable technologies. Dr. Brightman is a professor of Engineering Practice and Associate Head of the Weldon School of Biomedical Engineering at Purdue University. He spoke about the ethical quandaries often […]
Katie Randall | Nov 18, 2019
Navigating your Alzheimer’s Risk: In Preparation or Peril?
Six months after I received the results of my online genetics test, I opened an email informing me that the company to whom I had previously sent my DNA recently tested to determine my risk factor for Alzheimer’s disease. I reread the email—questioning myself. What are the benefits to knowing you are at a higher risk […]
Katie Randall | Oct 28, 2019