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Anne Drapkin Lyerly

Professor Social Medicine Research Professor OBGYN

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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School of Medicine

Social Medicine

Anne Drapkin Lyerly is currently serving as a School Of Medicine Professor Social Medicine Research Professor OBGYN at University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill.

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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Professor Social Medicine Research Professor OBGYN

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Birth Setting Decisions During Covid-19: A Comparative Qualitative Study. Women s Health (2024)

Sarah HoldrenLaura CrookAnne Lyerly

covid-19women's studiesmaternal healthhealth policywomen's healthpublic healthhealth sciencescomparative qualitative study

Ending the Evidence Gap for Pregnancy, Hiv and Co‐Infections: Ethics Guidance From the Phases Project. UNC Libraries (2024)

Lyerly, Anne DrapkinBeigi, RichardBekker, Linda‐GailH., BenjaminCohn, Susan E.Diallo, Dázon DixonEron, JosephFaden, RuthJaffe, ElanaKashuba, AngelaKasule, MaryKrubiner, CarleighLittle, MaggieMfustso‐Bengo, JosephMofenson, LynneMwapasa, VictorMworeko, LillianMyer, LandonPenazzato, MartinaRid, AnnetteShapiro, RogerSingh, Jerome AmirSullivan, KristenVicari, MarissaWambui, JacqueWhite, AminaWickremsinhe, MarishaWolf, Leslie

global healthhivresearch ethicsethics guidanceinfectious diseasesinternational healthpublic healthphases projectethicsmedical ethicsevidence gap

P813: Experiences of Black Pregnant People Offered Prenatal Diagnosis in the Setting of Fetal Anomalies: A Qualitative Study. Genetics in Medicine Open (2024)

Asha TalatiKaren Sheffield-AbdullahAryana DayeKelly GilmoreMarsha MichieAnne LyerlyNeeta Vora

geneticsmedicineobstetrics and gynaecologyblack pregnant peoplegenetic epidemiologymaternal-fetal medicinefetal anomaliesblack experiencequalitative studymaternal healthmedical geneticsmedical anthropologyafrican identityqualitative researchhuman geneticsafrican american studiesneonatologyprenatal diagnosis

Reproductive Intrusions: Evidence and Ethics. The American Journal of Bioethics (2024)

Anne Drapkin LyerlyMiranda R. Waggoner

research ethicsbioethicsreproductive intrusionssocial sciencesethics

Research, Pregnancy, and the Ethics of Parental Consent. The Lancet Rheumatology (2024)

Anne Drapkin Lyerly

maternal healthreproductive ethicsrheumatologyreproductive scienceparental carepublic healthhuman research ethicsethicsethical theoryfamily medicineresearch ethicspublic health ethicssexual responsibilityparental consentnursing ethicshealthcare ethicshealth sciencesmedical ethicsfamily studies

Diagnostic Yield and Psychological Outcomes Among Women Pursuing Trio‐Exome Sequencing: Do Women With Recurrent Anomalous Fetal Phenotypes Experience More Negative Psychological Outcomes?. Prenatal Diagnosis (2023)

Asha N. TalatiKelly L. GilmoreEmily E. HardistyAnne D. LyerlyChristine RiniNeeta L. Vora

developmental biologytrio-exome sequencingpsychological outcomesdiagnostic yieldbehavioral scienceswomen's healthpsychologyneonatologydevelopmental psychologyprenatal diagnosis

Exclusion of Women From Phase I Trials: Perspectives From Investigators and Research Oversight Officials. Ethics & Human Research (2023)

Margaret WaltzAnne Drapkin LyerlyJill A. Fisher

research ethicsresearch oversight officialslaboratory investigationbioethicswomen's healthethicshealth sciencesclinical trials

Experiences Navigating the Pregnancy Care Continuum During the Covid-19 Pandemic. Carolina Digital Repository (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) (2023)

Jaffe, E.F.Spach, N.C.Sullivan, K.A.Lyerly, A.D.Goldfarb, I.T.

covid-19 pandemichealth carewomen's healthpublic healthpregnancy care continuum

Pharmacokinetic Research in Pregnancy: Ethical Low‐Hanging Fruit?. The Journal of Clinical Pharmacology (2023)

Anne Drapkin Lyerly

pharmacokinetic researchpharmacologyclinical pharmacologyclinical researchethical low-hanging fruit

Pregnancy Inclusion in Us Statewide Scarce Resource Allocation Guidelines During Covid-19 Pandemic. American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology MFM (2023)

Luke A. GattaNoor Al-ShibliBrenna L. HughesAnne D. Lyerly

obstetrics and gynaecologypublic policymaternal-fetal medicinecovid-19 pandemicresource policyobstetricsmaternal healthhealth policyreproductive medicinewomen's healthpregnancy inclusionpublic healthreproductive healthfetal medicinehealth planning

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Anne Drapkin Lyerly

Professor Social Medicine Research Professor OBGYN

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Affiliations

School of Medicine

Social Medicine

Anne Drapkin Lyerly is currently serving as a School Of Medicine Professor Social Medicine Research Professor OBGYN at University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Anne Drapkin Lyerly

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Professor Social Medicine Research Professor OBGYN

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Birth Setting Decisions During Covid-19: A Comparative Qualitative Study. Women s Health (2024)

Sarah HoldrenLaura CrookAnne Lyerly

covid-19women's studiesmaternal healthhealth policywomen's healthpublic healthhealth sciencescomparative qualitative study

Ending the Evidence Gap for Pregnancy, Hiv and Co‐Infections: Ethics Guidance From the Phases Project. UNC Libraries (2024)

global healthhivresearch ethicsethics guidanceinfectious diseasesinternational healthpublic healthphases projectethicsmedical ethicsevidence gap

P813: Experiences of Black Pregnant People Offered Prenatal Diagnosis in the Setting of Fetal Anomalies: A Qualitative Study. Genetics in Medicine Open (2024)

Asha TalatiKaren Sheffield-AbdullahAryana DayeKelly GilmoreMarsha MichieAnne LyerlyNeeta Vora

Reproductive Intrusions: Evidence and Ethics. The American Journal of Bioethics (2024)

Anne Drapkin LyerlyMiranda R. Waggoner

research ethicsbioethicsreproductive intrusionssocial sciencesethics

Research, Pregnancy, and the Ethics of Parental Consent. The Lancet Rheumatology (2024)

Anne Drapkin Lyerly

Asha N. TalatiKelly L. GilmoreEmily E. HardistyAnne D. LyerlyChristine RiniNeeta L. Vora

developmental biologytrio-exome sequencingpsychological outcomesdiagnostic yieldbehavioral scienceswomen's healthpsychologyneonatologydevelopmental psychologyprenatal diagnosis

Exclusion of Women From Phase I Trials: Perspectives From Investigators and Research Oversight Officials. Ethics & Human Research (2023)

Margaret WaltzAnne Drapkin LyerlyJill A. Fisher

research ethicsresearch oversight officialslaboratory investigationbioethicswomen's healthethicshealth sciencesclinical trials

Experiences Navigating the Pregnancy Care Continuum During the Covid-19 Pandemic. Carolina Digital Repository (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) (2023)

Jaffe, E.F.Spach, N.C.Sullivan, K.A.Lyerly, A.D.Goldfarb, I.T.

covid-19 pandemichealth carewomen's healthpublic healthpregnancy care continuum

Pharmacokinetic Research in Pregnancy: Ethical Low‐Hanging Fruit?. The Journal of Clinical Pharmacology (2023)

Anne Drapkin Lyerly

pharmacokinetic researchpharmacologyclinical pharmacologyclinical researchethical low-hanging fruit

Pregnancy Inclusion in Us Statewide Scarce Resource Allocation Guidelines During Covid-19 Pandemic. American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology MFM (2023)

Luke A. GattaNoor Al-ShibliBrenna L. HughesAnne D. Lyerly

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