Publications

This paper contributes to the literature on structural modeling of online consumer search by incorporating both product position and social influence effects (e.g., product popularity) while allowing consumers to select multiple items per search and learn adaptively about their match with the platform.

To determine how policymakers interact with bioethicists, their interest in future engagement, and their motivation and hesitations to do so

The integration of generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools into healthcare poses significant challenges concerning data privacy and governance.

The integration of generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools into healthcare poses significant challenges concerning data privacy and governance. Drawing on the historical vignette of Henrietta Lacks, this perspective examines the implications of using generative AI in clinical settings. We discuss current health data governance practices and their potential limitations in the generative AI era. We propose a framework of proactive transparency to preserve patient autonomy without limiting technologic process.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping healthcare, promising improved diagnostics, personalized treatments, and streamlined operations.

Melinda B. Buntin, and Angela Liu for JAMA Health Forum

Risa Wolf for Diabetes Spectrum

Andrew Anderson, Mark Meiselbach and Kali Thomas for Health Affairs Forefront

Kathryn McDonald and Christina Yuan for Frontiers in Public Health

Jodi Segal for Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics