Women's History Month 2019 - Columbia University Press Blog

June 20, 2013

Donna Dickenson on How Neoliberalism Is Shaping Science and Medicine

“Who would have predicted twenty years ago that you could get people to pay to … have a spit sample analyzed to predict their personal propensity to common diseases?”—Donna Dickenson, Me Medicine vs. We Medicine In the following excerpt from...

June 19, 2013

Donna Dickenson, author of Me Medicine vs. We Medicine, Takes the Page 99 Test

“We risk losing sight of the common good in biotechnology—what I call ‘We Medicine’—in our haste to embrace personalized healthcare.”–Donna Dickenson The Page 99 Test asks authors to turn to page 99 in their books and explain how the page...

June 18, 2013

Donna Dickenson — Me Medicine vs. We Medicine

“I ask this crucial question: how did we move from what was originally presented as a communitarian vision for the new genetic biomedicine to the now-dominant personalized medicine paradigm?”—Donna Dickenson The following post is by Donna Dickenson, author of Me...

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Tag: Women’s History Month 2019

Donna Dickenson on How Neoliberalism Is Shaping Science and Medicine

Donna Dickenson, author of Me Medicine vs. We Medicine, Takes the Page 99 Test

Donna Dickenson — Me Medicine vs. We Medicine