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SUMMARY:Bioethical Challenges of AI
DESCRIPTION:Oregon Bioethics and Humanities Colloquium (OBHC) presents key not speaker Dr. David Magnus\, Ph.D.\, Thomas A. Raffin Professor of Medicine and Biomedical Ethics\, Professor of Pediatrics and Medicine\, Associate Dean for Research at Stanford University. \nDr. Magnus is Director Emeritus of the Laurie J. Girand Center for Medical Bioethics at Stanford University\, and is currently Co-Chair of the IRB for the NIH Precision Medicine Initiative. Dr. Magnus has published articles on a wide array of bioethics topics\, including research ethics\, AI ethics\, genetics\, stem cell research\, organ transplantation\, end of life\, and patient communication. He has also appeared on many radio and television shows including 60 Minutes\, Good Morning America\, The Today Show\, CBS This Morning\, FOX News Sunday\, and ABC World News and NPR.  \nAbout OBHC\nThe Oregon Bioethics and Humanities Colloquium (OBHC) is an academic lecture series for the state of Oregon and the Pacific Northwest. The goal of the OBHC is to foster substantive inquiry\, discussion\, and education in bioethics and medical humanism by bringing together scholars\, professionals\, and students from diverse disciplines\, including medicine\, philosophy\, literature\, sociology\, religion\, public health\, law\, and policy. We aim to create an interdisciplinary and inclusive environment where critical examination of the human experience is the norm. We want to provoke thought\, deepen moral imagination\, and help generate new insights into our health care experiences that both challenge and edify all who attend.
URL:https://ohsu-psu-sph.org/event/bioethical-challenges-of-ai/
LOCATION:OHSU Auditorium\, 3286 SW Research Drive\, Portland\, 97239\, United States
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SUMMARY:Measuring and Projecting Population Health: Child Mortality in the G7 Countries and U.S. Life-Course Obesity
DESCRIPTION:Featuring: Omar Karlsson \nThe talk has two parts. The first examines subnational variation in mortality before age 20 years across the G7 countries. Using vital statistics and population data\, it constructs age-specific mortality rates for states\, provinces\, and comparable regions and examines geographic inequalities\, with particular attention to the United States. \nThe second part focuses on obesity in the United States. Projections of mortality\, disability\, and health-care needs\, as well as models of chronic disease\, require estimates of how obesity develops across age and differs between birth cohorts because life-course exposure shapes later-life health and disease. Most data on obesity come from repeated cross-sectional surveys\, which include new individuals in each round rather than following the same people as they age. The talk presents a method for simulating trajectories of body weight from these surveys. \nHosted by PSU Population Research Center
URL:https://ohsu-psu-sph.org/event/measuring-and-projecting-population-health-child-mortality-in-the-g7-countries-and-u-s-life-course-obesity/
LOCATION:Vanport 515\, 1850 SW Fifth Avenue\, Portland\, OR\, 97201\, United States
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