The Underdeveloped "Gift": Ethics in Implementing Precision Medicine Research.
The Underdeveloped "Gift": Ethics in Implementing Precision Medicine Research.
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10.1080/15265161.2021.1891352
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2021-04
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McGowan ML
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Blumling AA;Childers-Buschle KE;Lynch JA;Myers MF;McGowan ML
Lee (2021) emphasizes the need to better understand the moral relationship between researchers and participants connoted by precision medicine, with the framework of “the gift” offering bioethics an avenue to address systemic issues of justice and equity. Lee’s call for researchers to address failures of the medical and research community, drawing on Marcel Mauss’s (2002) concept of the “gift” relationship, is an important contribution to the conversation about reciprocity and responsibility in precision medicine, but it must be extended further. Specifically, the practical application of Lee’s call is complicated by differing understandings or expectations of the gift-giver/researcher relationship, participants’ and communities’ prior experiences with biomedical research, and research agendas that do not adequately account for the moral relationships between participants, researchers, and institutions. To illustrate these complexities, we will draw upon our own experiences with establishing a biobank (Barnes et al. 2012), participant-driven genomic research ethos (McGowan et al. 2017) and a return of genomic research results study (Myers et al. 2020).Drawing from our past experiences, we are launching a precision medicine clinical trial this year to explore how youth ages 13–21 make choices about whether and which genomic testing results to receive. We will recruit a prospective cohort from the local, urban community, as well as a cohort from an existing pediatric hospital biobank. In preparing to launch this clinical trial, we have found complexities in two types of interactions for which Mauss’s framing of the gift is underdeveloped: balancing institutional and community members’ desires regarding establishing a biobank and addressing power dynamics between researchers and the underserved communities we hope to engage. We have argued elsewhere that it is
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