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Gail Geller

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Johns Hopkins University

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Social Sciences

Department of Sociology

Krieger School of Arts and Sciences

Social Sciences

Gail Geller is currently serving as a Sociology Professor at Johns Hopkins University.

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public health medical ethics medicine research ethics genetics bioethics health policy ethics health care medical education informed consent genomics patient safety medical genetics genetic testing intensive care public health ethics complementary medicine patient experience obstetrics and gynaecology alternative medicine professional development internal medicine higher education obstetrics general internal medicine healthcare ethics intensive care unit medical students research policy cancer care genetic counseling evidence-based practice breast cancer susceptibility ethical theory narrative cancer risk professional ethics general practice patient satisfaction respiratory medicine resuscitation patient education medical decision analysis applied genetics scientific misconduct qualitative study genetics professionals ethical issues pragmatic clinical trials collateral findings hiv molecular epidemiology health professionals counseling psychology women's studies cancer genetics disease susceptibility clinical medicine alcohol abuse addiction treatment alcohol misuse alcohol dependence social medicine genetic predisposition clinical guidance adolescence adolescent psychology altruism sterility clinical decision-making adult-onset cancer genetic susceptibility research medical house officers ethical implications public reaction media coverage

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Achieving Greater Transparency Regarding Molecular Hiv Surveillance: A Proposal to Move Beyond the Status Quo. Open Forum Infectious Diseases (2025)

hivcommunicable diseasesinfectious diseasesinfectious diseases (medical specialty)disease surveillance

Clinician Perspectives on Disclosing Public Health Uses of Hiv Antiretroviral Resistance Testing Results. JAIDS Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes (2025)

hivpublic health ethicstreatment and preventionpublic healthsexual health

Exploring Wonder in Medical School Admissions: Correlations With Admissions Decisions. International Journal of Medical Students (2025)

medicinemedical educationhigher educationeducationhealth profession trainingeducational research

Impact of Disclosing to Patients the Use of Antiretroviral Resistance Testing Results for Molecular Hiv Surveillance: A Randomized Experiment in 2 National Surveys. JMIR Public Health and Surveillance (2025)

Jeremy SugarmanJuli BollingerJose AgostiniKevin WeinfurtGail GellerSheethal JoseMarissa HannahO Winslow EdwardsLeslie Meltzer HenryTravis Sanchez

hivdisease surveillancerandomized experimentmolecular hiv surveillanceantiretroviral resistancepublic healthepidemiology

More Evidence is Needed to Improve Molecular Hiv Surveillance for Cluster Detection and Response. Communications Medicine (2025)

molecular diagnosticshivinfectious diseasesmedical virologyclusteringdisease surveillanceepidemiologynucleic acid amplification test

Nature and Value of Health Research: Perspectives From Local Communities in Botswana. Research Ethics (2025)

research ethicspublic health ethicsethical reviewethicshuman research ethicsanthropology

Blurring Boundaries: A Proposed Research Agenda for Ethical, Legal, Social, and Historical Studies at the Intersection of Infectious and Genetic Disease.. UNC Libraries (2024)

Jose, SheethalBollinger, JuliGeller, GailGreene, JeremyHenry, Leslie MeltzerHutler, BrianJuengst, Eric ThomasKahn, JeffreyMastroianni, Anna CMooney, GrahamWhite, AlexandreWilbanks, RebeccaMathews, Debra J H

science and technology studiesresearch ethicsgenetic epidemiologygenetic diseaseinfectious diseaseshistorical studiesresearch agendapublic healthbioethicsdisease outbreakssocial sciencesbiomedical ethicsdigital scholarshipbiopoliticsmedical ethics

Patient and Physician Perspectives on Discussing Addiction Recovery and Spirituality in the Primary Care Setting. Journal of General Internal Medicine (2024)

Erin Y WangAnnabelle PanTara SrinivasJohn LoftusGail GellerJoseph A CarreseDenis AntoineMichael Fingerhood

psychiatryaddiction recoverymedicinefamily medicinephysician perspectivesinternal medicineprimary caregeneral internal medicinepatient satisfactionspiritualitygeneral practicepatient experience

Perceptions of Molecular Hiv Surveillance Among Men Who Have Sex With Men in the United States. AIDS and Behavior (2024)

Marisol Valenzuela LaraTravis H. SanchezJuli M. BollingerGail GellerSusan J. LittleJeremy Sugarman

epidemiologyhivunited statesbehavioral sciencesmolecular hiv surveillancepublic healthsexual health

Prioritization of Ethical Concerns Regarding Hiv Molecular Epidemiology by Public Health Practitioners and Researchers. BMC Public Health (2024)

Anne L. R. SchusterJuli BollingerGail GellerSusan J. LittleSanjay R. MehtaTravis SanchezJeremy SugarmanJohn F. P. Bridges

hivresearch ethicspublic health practitionersethical concernsbioethicsscientific misconductmedical ethicspublic healthhealth scienceshiv molecular epidemiologyepidemiology

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Gail Geller

Professor

Johns Hopkins University

Affiliations

Social Sciences

Department of Sociology

Krieger School of Arts and Sciences

Social Sciences

Gail Geller is currently serving as a Sociology Professor at Johns Hopkins University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Johns Hopkins University

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Achieving Greater Transparency Regarding Molecular Hiv Surveillance: A Proposal to Move Beyond the Status Quo. Open Forum Infectious Diseases (2025)

hivcommunicable diseasesinfectious diseasesinfectious diseases (medical specialty)disease surveillance

Clinician Perspectives on Disclosing Public Health Uses of Hiv Antiretroviral Resistance Testing Results. JAIDS Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes (2025)

hivpublic health ethicstreatment and preventionpublic healthsexual health

Exploring Wonder in Medical School Admissions: Correlations With Admissions Decisions. International Journal of Medical Students (2025)

medicinemedical educationhigher educationeducationhealth profession trainingeducational research

Jeremy SugarmanJuli BollingerJose AgostiniKevin WeinfurtGail GellerSheethal JoseMarissa HannahO Winslow EdwardsLeslie Meltzer HenryTravis Sanchez

hivdisease surveillancerandomized experimentmolecular hiv surveillanceantiretroviral resistancepublic healthepidemiology

More Evidence is Needed to Improve Molecular Hiv Surveillance for Cluster Detection and Response. Communications Medicine (2025)

molecular diagnosticshivinfectious diseasesmedical virologyclusteringdisease surveillanceepidemiologynucleic acid amplification test

Nature and Value of Health Research: Perspectives From Local Communities in Botswana. Research Ethics (2025)

research ethicspublic health ethicsethical reviewethicshuman research ethicsanthropology

Blurring Boundaries: A Proposed Research Agenda for Ethical, Legal, Social, and Historical Studies at the Intersection of Infectious and Genetic Disease.. UNC Libraries (2024)

Patient and Physician Perspectives on Discussing Addiction Recovery and Spirituality in the Primary Care Setting. Journal of General Internal Medicine (2024)

Erin Y WangAnnabelle PanTara SrinivasJohn LoftusGail GellerJoseph A CarreseDenis AntoineMichael Fingerhood

psychiatryaddiction recoverymedicinefamily medicinephysician perspectivesinternal medicineprimary caregeneral internal medicinepatient satisfactionspiritualitygeneral practicepatient experience

Perceptions of Molecular Hiv Surveillance Among Men Who Have Sex With Men in the United States. AIDS and Behavior (2024)

Marisol Valenzuela LaraTravis H. SanchezJuli M. BollingerGail GellerSusan J. LittleJeremy Sugarman

epidemiologyhivunited statesbehavioral sciencesmolecular hiv surveillancepublic healthsexual health

Prioritization of Ethical Concerns Regarding Hiv Molecular Epidemiology by Public Health Practitioners and Researchers. BMC Public Health (2024)

Anne L. R. SchusterJuli BollingerGail GellerSusan J. LittleSanjay R. MehtaTravis SanchezJeremy SugarmanJohn F. P. Bridges

hivresearch ethicspublic health practitionersethical concernsbioethicsscientific misconductmedical ethicspublic healthhealth scienceshiv molecular epidemiologyepidemiology

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