Kristina Baldwin Larson

Kristina Baldwin Larson is a Part-time Lecturer in the Department of Global Health and Social Medicine at Harvard Medical School and a Member of the Harvard Medical School Center for Bioethics. She teaches the Foundations curriculum for Harvard’s Master of Science in Bioethics Program and Bioethics and Infectious Disease courses.

Educational background:

• BA in History of Science from Princeton University
• JD from Columbia Law School
• MBE from Harvard Medical School

Her research focuses on ethical dimensions of medical innovation, including stem cell-based therapy development for Parkinson's Disease with emphasis on public engagement frameworks, and data sharing practices in COVID-19 interventional trials. This work bridges bioethics with infectious disease management and translational neuroscience.

Professional service includes:

• Member of The Hastings Center Advisory Council
• Board Member of the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum
• Board Member of the Connecticut Committee for The Princeton Prize in Race Relations