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Thomas May

Medical Ethics Program Director Research Professor

Washington State University

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Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine

Community and Behavioral Health

Thomas May is currently serving as a Community And Behavioral Health Medical Ethics Program Director Research Professor at Washington State University.

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Washington State University

Medical Ethics Program Director Research Professor

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public health bioethics genetics medical ethics ethics genomics health policy medical genetics research ethics genetic testing public policy vaccination health care human genetics genome sequencing healthcare ethics informed consent adopted persons public health ethics respiratory medicine family health history human rights legal medicine ethical theory crisis management heredity science ethics correctional practice health care disparities health disparities medical law genetic diversity genetic counseling deception detection biomedical ethics public health interventions ethics consultation avoidable health disparity professional obligations regional studies urban geography african development disaster risk reduction health systems disaster medicine nature reproductive medicine forensic genetics collective action insider threat outcome assessment underserved populations children's rights equal opportunity minority rights reporting standard generational diversity teenage pregnancy health geography development geography scientific integrity human research ethics ethical analysis social theory community health genomic risk clinical recommendations emerge study collective action threat whole genome sequencing public communication risk perception preventive vaccination medical malpractice population screening rare disease

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Key Contextual Factors Involved With Participation in Medical and Genomic Screening and Research for African American and Caucasian Americans: A Qualitative Inquiry American Journal of Community Genetics. Research Square (Research Square) (2024)

Crystal Lederhos SmithB. Connor StarkMcKenna KobalterMary Carol BarksMariko Nakano-OkunoEllen Weger RomesburgNita LimdiThomas May

public healthqualitative researchafrican american studiescommunity geneticshealth scienceskey contextual factors

Key Contextual Factors Involved With Participation in Medical and Genomic Screening and Research for African American and White Americans: A Qualitative Inquiry. Journal of Community Genetics (2024)

Crystal Lederhos SmithB. Connor StarkMcKenna KobalterMary Carol BarksMariko Nakano-OkunoEllen Wager RomesburgNita LimdiThomas May

medical anthropologyepidemiologyepidemiologic researchhuman geneticspublic healthsociogenomicsqualitative researchqualitative inquirymedical geneticshereditysociobiologyafrican american studieswhite americansgenetic testinggenomic screeninggenomicsclinical researchmedicinal researchracial studieskey contextual factorsclinical investigation

Meeting Our Students Where They Are: An Ethics Certificate Program for Hospital Ethics Committees. Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics (2024)

Mathew D. PauleyJana M. CraigAlina BennettAngela G. VillanuevaMary Carol BarksThomas May

ethics certificate programethicshealthcare ethicseducationhospital ethics committeesmedical ethics

P508: Medically-Actionable Disease Risk Variants in a Diverse Population. Genetics in Medicine Open (2024)

Whitley KelleyIrene MossIrfan AsifGregory CooperCandice FinnilaSusan HiattDonald LatnerJames LawlorKelly EastThomas MayMariko Nakano-OkunoStephen SodekeGregory BarshNita LimdiMatthew MightBruce Korf

genomicsmedicinegeneticsdiverse populationmedical geneticshuman geneticshealth sciencespopulation genetics

338 the Alabama Genomic Health Initiative: Integrating Genomic Medicine Into Primary Care. Journal of Clinical and Translational Science (2023)

Nita A LimdiDevin AbsherIrf AsifLori BatemanGreg BarshKevin M. BowlingGregory M. CooperBrittney H. DavisKelly M. EastCandice R. FinnilaBlake GoffSusan HiattMelissa KellyWhitley V. KelleyBruce R. KorfDonald R. LatnerJames LawlorThomas MayMatt MightIrene P. MossMariko Nakano-OkunoTiffany OsborneStephen SodekeAdriana StoutMichelle L. Thompson

public healthgenomicsprimary health caregenomic medicineprimary carehealth sciences

Clinically Indicated Genomic Sequencing of Children in Foster Care: Legal and Ethical Issues. The Journal of Pediatrics (2023)

Hadley Stevens SmithEmily S. BonkowskiMadison R. HickingbothamStacey PereiraThomas MayChristi J. Guerrini

genomicsfoster caregenomic sequencingchild developmentbioethicsgeneticsethical issuesfamily medicinegenome sequencingresearch ethicspediatrics

Does Genetic Testing Offer Utility as a Supplement to Traditional Family Health History Intake for Inherited Disease Risk?. Family Practice (2023)

Thomas MayCrystal L SmithWhitley KelleyKelly EastLori OrlandoMeagan CochranSierra CollettoIrene MossMariko Nakano-OkunoBruce KorfNita Limdi

family practicegeneticsfamily medicineinherited disease riskgenetic testinggenetic epidemiology

P392: Genomic Medicine and Primary Care: The Alabama Genomic Health Initiative*. Genetics in Medicine Open (2023)

Whitley KelleyKelly EastIrfan AsifLori BatemanGregory CooperBrittney DavisCandice FinnilaBlake GoffMelissa KellyIrene MossDonald LatnerJames LawlorThomas MayMariko Nakano-OkunoTiffany OsborneStephen SodekeAdriana StoutMichelle ThompsonGregory BarshNita LimdiMatthew MightBruce Korf

genomicsgeneticsgenomic medicine

Returning Integrated Genomic Risk and Clinical Recommendations: The Emerge Study. Genetics in Medicine (2023)

Jodell E LinderAimee AllworthHarris T BlandPedro J CaraballoRex L ChisholmEllen Wright ClaytonDavid R CrosslinOzan DikilitasAlanna DiVietroEdward D EsplinSophie FormanRobert R FreimuthAdam S GordonRichard GreenMaegan V HardenIngrid A HolmGail P JarvikElizabeth W KarlsonSofia LabrecqueNiall J LennonNita A LimdiKathleen F MittendorfShawn N MurphyLori OrlandoCynthia A ProwsLuke V RasmussenLaura Rasmussen-TorvikRobb RowleyKonrad Teodor SawickiTara SchmidlenShannon TerekDavid VeenstraDigna R Velez EdwardsDevin AbsherNoura S Abul-HusnJorge AlsipHana BangashMark BeasleyJennifer E BelowEta S BernerJames BoothWendy K ChungJames J CiminoJohn ConnollyPatrick DavisBeth DevineStephanie M FullertonCandace GuiducciMelissa L HabratHeather HainHakon HakonarsonMargaret HarrEden HaverfieldValentina HernandezChristin HoellMartha Horike-PyneGeorge HripcsakMarguerite R IrvinChristopher KachulisDean KaraviteEimear E KennyAtlas KhanKrzysztof KirylukBruce KorfLeah KottyanIftikhar J KulloKatie LarkinCong LiuEdyta MalolepszaTeri A ManolioThomas MayElizabeth M McNallyFrank MentchAlexandra MillerSean D MooneyPriyanka MuraliBrenda MutaiNaveen MuthuBahram NamjouEmma F PerezMegan J PuckelwartzTejinder Rakhra-BurrisDan M RodenElisabeth A RosenthalSeyedmohammad SaadatagahMaya SabatelloDan J SchaidBaergen SchultzLynn SeaboltGabriel Q ShaibiRichard R SharpBrian ShirtsMaureen E SmithJordan W SmollerRene SterlingSabrina A SuckielJeritt ThayerHemant K TiwariSusan B TrinidadTheresa Walunas

genomicsmedicinegenomic riskgeneticsemerge studyclinical recommendationsclinical researchmedical geneticshealth sciences

Risks and Benefits of Direct-To-Consumer Genetic Testing in the Reproductive Context. Elsevier eBooks (2023)

Mariko Nakano-OkunoCrystal Lederhos SmithThomas May

genomicsreproductive contextgeneticsdirect-to-consumer genetic testinggenetic testing

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Thomas May

Medical Ethics Program Director Research Professor

Washington State University

Affiliations

Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine

Community and Behavioral Health

Thomas May is currently serving as a Community And Behavioral Health Medical Ethics Program Director Research Professor at Washington State University.

Honors

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Thomas May

Washington State University

Medical Ethics Program Director Research Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Crystal Lederhos SmithB. Connor StarkMcKenna KobalterMary Carol BarksMariko Nakano-OkunoEllen Weger RomesburgNita LimdiThomas May

public healthqualitative researchafrican american studiescommunity geneticshealth scienceskey contextual factors

Crystal Lederhos SmithB. Connor StarkMcKenna KobalterMary Carol BarksMariko Nakano-OkunoEllen Wager RomesburgNita LimdiThomas May

Meeting Our Students Where They Are: An Ethics Certificate Program for Hospital Ethics Committees. Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics (2024)

Mathew D. PauleyJana M. CraigAlina BennettAngela G. VillanuevaMary Carol BarksThomas May

ethics certificate programethicshealthcare ethicseducationhospital ethics committeesmedical ethics

P508: Medically-Actionable Disease Risk Variants in a Diverse Population. Genetics in Medicine Open (2024)

Whitley KelleyIrene MossIrfan AsifGregory CooperCandice FinnilaSusan HiattDonald LatnerJames LawlorKelly EastThomas MayMariko Nakano-OkunoStephen SodekeGregory BarshNita LimdiMatthew MightBruce Korf

genomicsmedicinegeneticsdiverse populationmedical geneticshuman geneticshealth sciencespopulation genetics

338 the Alabama Genomic Health Initiative: Integrating Genomic Medicine Into Primary Care. Journal of Clinical and Translational Science (2023)

public healthgenomicsprimary health caregenomic medicineprimary carehealth sciences

Clinically Indicated Genomic Sequencing of Children in Foster Care: Legal and Ethical Issues. The Journal of Pediatrics (2023)

Hadley Stevens SmithEmily S. BonkowskiMadison R. HickingbothamStacey PereiraThomas MayChristi J. Guerrini

genomicsfoster caregenomic sequencingchild developmentbioethicsgeneticsethical issuesfamily medicinegenome sequencingresearch ethicspediatrics

Does Genetic Testing Offer Utility as a Supplement to Traditional Family Health History Intake for Inherited Disease Risk?. Family Practice (2023)

Thomas MayCrystal L SmithWhitley KelleyKelly EastLori OrlandoMeagan CochranSierra CollettoIrene MossMariko Nakano-OkunoBruce KorfNita Limdi

family practicegeneticsfamily medicineinherited disease riskgenetic testinggenetic epidemiology

P392: Genomic Medicine and Primary Care: The Alabama Genomic Health Initiative*. Genetics in Medicine Open (2023)

genomicsgeneticsgenomic medicine

Returning Integrated Genomic Risk and Clinical Recommendations: The Emerge Study. Genetics in Medicine (2023)

genomicsmedicinegenomic riskgeneticsemerge studyclinical recommendationsclinical researchmedical geneticshealth sciences

Risks and Benefits of Direct-To-Consumer Genetic Testing in the Reproductive Context. Elsevier eBooks (2023)

Mariko Nakano-OkunoCrystal Lederhos SmithThomas May

genomicsreproductive contextgeneticsdirect-to-consumer genetic testinggenetic testing

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