Gail E. Henderson

Gail E. Henderson is an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Sociology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC), part of the College of Arts and Sciences. Her research focuses on ethical dilemmas in early-phase clinical trials, oversight of biobanks, preventive genomic screening, intersections of race/ethnicity and genomics, global health challenges, and HIV/AIDS research ethics. She is affiliated with 347A MacNider, Campus Box #7240 in Chapel Hill, NC. A CV is available for download via the department's website.

Her scholarly interests bridge sociological and biomedical ethics, addressing societal implications of genomic research and global health interventions. She contributes to ongoing debates about equitable specimen sharing, marginalized populations in clinical research, and ethical frameworks for emerging biomedical technologies.

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