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Gail E. Henderson

Professor Social Medicine

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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School of Medicine

Social Medicine

Gail E. Henderson is currently serving as a School Of Medicine Professor Social Medicine at University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill.

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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Professor Social Medicine

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public health medicine genetics hiv research ethics global health genomics ethics bioethics virology medical ethics medical genetics contemporary china international health sexual health biobanks social medicine disease transmission informed consent social science research respiratory medicine human research ethics female sex workers virus eradication ethical theory therapeutic misconception medicinal research infection control public health ethics biomedical ethics economy of china research policy legal medicine science ethics sexology community health gene editing sex work consent forms hiv cure research diagnostic exome sequencing clinical investigation emerging infectious diseases gene transfer research misconduct genome sequencing genomic medicine biomedical research genetic testing cancer risk disease risk assessment evidence-based practice genetic research genotype-driven research recruitment research participants syphilis prevalence systematic differences risk behaviors trial participants hiv cure psychological sequencing outcomes persistent subgroup differences communicable diseases sex research venereology epidemiological outcome eradication of disease disease prevention applied social science blood donation precision medicine medical law expectation formation pathogen transmission exploratory research genetic disorders health equity ethical review interdisciplinary research preventive medicine

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Author Correction: Not All AI Health Tools With Regulatory Authorization Are Clinically Validated. Nature Medicine (2024)

Sammy Chouffani El FassiAdonis AbdullahYing FangSarabesh NatarajanAwab Bin MasroorNaya KayaliSimran PrakashGail E Henderson

regulatory authorizationmedicine

CORRECTION: Foss Et Al. the Rise of Population Genomic Screening: Characteristics of Current Programs and the Need for Evidence Regarding Optimal Implementation. J. Pers. Med. 2022, 12, 692. Carolina Digital Repository (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) (2024)

Foss, Kimberly S.O’Daniel, Julianne M.Berg, Jonathan S.Powell, Sabrina N.Cadigan, Rosemary JeanKuczynski, Kristine J.Milko, Laura V.Saylor, Katherine W.Roberts, MeganWeck, KarenHenderson, Gail E.

health sciencesmedicinecurrent programspopulation genomic screeningpublic healthpersonalized medicineoptimal implementation

Facilitators and Barriers to Adherence to Anti-Retroviral Treatment Among Pregnant or Breastfeeding Women Living With Hiv and Perinatally Infected Infants: A Scoping Review. AIDS and Behavior (2024)

Joanne H. HuntHolly L. PeayGail E. Henderson

health careinfection controlhealth policyneonatologybreastfeedingharm reductionpatient supportmaternal healthclinical epidemiologytreatment and preventionscoping reviewanti-retroviral treatmentpublic healthglobal healthimplementation researchantiviral therapyhiv

Not All AI Health Tools With Regulatory Authorization Are Clinically Validated. Nature Medicine (2024)

Sammy Chouffani El FassiAdonis AbdullahYing FangSarabesh NatarajanAwab Bin MasroorNaya KayaliSimran PrakashGail E. Henderson

medicineregulatory authorizationartificial intelligencehealth toolsai healthcare

Preventive Human Genome Editing and Enhancement: Candidate Criteria for Governance. The Hastings Center Report (2024)

Eric JuengstMichael A. FlattJohn M. ConleyArlene DavisGail HendersonDouglas MacKayRami MajorRebecca L. WalkerR. Jean Cadigan

genome editingpublic health

The Public-Private Research Ecosystem in the Genome Editing Era. iScience (2024)

Rami M MajorArlene M DavisGail E HendersonGreg InamineJohn M Conley

genome editinggene editinggenome editing erapublic-private research ecosystem

Why Climate Literacy is Health Literacy. The AMA Journal of Ethic (2024)

Larry R ChurchillGail E HendersonNancy M P King

health literacyclimate literacyethicspublic healthphilosophyjournalism

A Paradigm of Investigator Duty to Multiple Stakeholder Participants. The American Journal of Bioethics (2023)

Kimberly FossGail E. HendersonKriste KuczynskiMegan Clarke Roberts

medical ethicsresearch ethicsmulti-stakeholder researchethicsstakeholder participantsbioethicsinvestigator dutystakeholder engagementstakeholder analysisbehavioral sciences

Corrigendum to ‘Decision Making for Invasive and Non-Invasive Optional Procedures Within an Acute Hiv Research Cohort in Bangkok,’ [Contemporary Clinical Trials Communication (2023)101054]. Contemporary Clinical Trials Communications (2023)

Sinéad IsaacsonKristine KuczynskiNuchanart OrmsbyHolly L. PeayStuart RennieR. Jean CadiganEugène KroonNittaya PhanuphakJintanat AnanworanichThidarat JupimaiPeeriya PrueksakaewGail E. Henderson

clinical trialshealth sciencesrespiratory medicinevirologynon-invasive optional procedurespublic healthglobal healthhiv

Corrigendum to “Hiv Remission Trial Investigators’ Attitudes Towards Risk and Risk Mitigation in Trials That Include Treatment Interruption” [J Virus Erad 9 (2) (June 2023) 100331]. Journal of Virus Eradication (2023)

Eunice Akinyi OkumuGail E. HendersonCarol GolinKriste KuczynskiNuchanart Q. OrmsbyHolly L. Peay

clinical trialsvirus eradicationtreatment interruptionhealth sciencesrisk mitigationhiv

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Gail E. Henderson

Professor Social Medicine

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Affiliations

School of Medicine

Social Medicine

Gail E. Henderson is currently serving as a School Of Medicine Professor Social Medicine at University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill.

Honors

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Gail E. Henderson

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Professor Social Medicine

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Author Correction: Not All AI Health Tools With Regulatory Authorization Are Clinically Validated. Nature Medicine (2024)

Sammy Chouffani El FassiAdonis AbdullahYing FangSarabesh NatarajanAwab Bin MasroorNaya KayaliSimran PrakashGail E Henderson

regulatory authorizationmedicine

Foss, Kimberly S.O’Daniel, Julianne M.Berg, Jonathan S.Powell, Sabrina N.Cadigan, Rosemary JeanKuczynski, Kristine J.Milko, Laura V.Saylor, Katherine W.Roberts, MeganWeck, KarenHenderson, Gail E.

health sciencesmedicinecurrent programspopulation genomic screeningpublic healthpersonalized medicineoptimal implementation

Joanne H. HuntHolly L. PeayGail E. Henderson

Not All AI Health Tools With Regulatory Authorization Are Clinically Validated. Nature Medicine (2024)

Sammy Chouffani El FassiAdonis AbdullahYing FangSarabesh NatarajanAwab Bin MasroorNaya KayaliSimran PrakashGail E. Henderson

medicineregulatory authorizationartificial intelligencehealth toolsai healthcare

Preventive Human Genome Editing and Enhancement: Candidate Criteria for Governance. The Hastings Center Report (2024)

Eric JuengstMichael A. FlattJohn M. ConleyArlene DavisGail HendersonDouglas MacKayRami MajorRebecca L. WalkerR. Jean Cadigan

genome editingpublic health

The Public-Private Research Ecosystem in the Genome Editing Era. iScience (2024)

Rami M MajorArlene M DavisGail E HendersonGreg InamineJohn M Conley

genome editinggene editinggenome editing erapublic-private research ecosystem

Why Climate Literacy is Health Literacy. The AMA Journal of Ethic (2024)

Larry R ChurchillGail E HendersonNancy M P King

health literacyclimate literacyethicspublic healthphilosophyjournalism

A Paradigm of Investigator Duty to Multiple Stakeholder Participants. The American Journal of Bioethics (2023)

Kimberly FossGail E. HendersonKriste KuczynskiMegan Clarke Roberts

medical ethicsresearch ethicsmulti-stakeholder researchethicsstakeholder participantsbioethicsinvestigator dutystakeholder engagementstakeholder analysisbehavioral sciences

Sinéad IsaacsonKristine KuczynskiNuchanart OrmsbyHolly L. PeayStuart RennieR. Jean CadiganEugène KroonNittaya PhanuphakJintanat AnanworanichThidarat JupimaiPeeriya PrueksakaewGail E. Henderson

clinical trialshealth sciencesrespiratory medicinevirologynon-invasive optional procedurespublic healthglobal healthhiv

Eunice Akinyi OkumuGail E. HendersonCarol GolinKriste KuczynskiNuchanart Q. OrmsbyHolly L. Peay

clinical trialsvirus eradicationtreatment interruptionhealth sciencesrisk mitigationhiv

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