News
Reproductive autonomy in light of advancements in prenatal genomic testing
ETHix Series Recap: Prof Ainsley Newson from The University of Sydney
Fostering inclusive co-creation in digital health
New article in npj Digital Medicine, co-authored by Prof. Effy Vayena, Alessandro Blasimme and Constantin Landers.
Prof. Vayena at Tech25
25 - 27 May 2025 – ETH Zurich participated in the inaugural TECH Conference by Handelsblatt. TECH brings together visionaries, industry leaders, and policymakers to explore how Europe can lead global innovation while navigating today’s challenges and opportunities.
Dementia in refugees and migrants: epidemiology, public health implications and global responses
Lab members Alessandro Blasimme and Mattia Andreoletti contributed to the drafting and development of a new report in WHO’s Global Evidence Review on Health and Migration Series.
From Principles to Practice: Rethinking Trust in the Age of AI
At Digital Gipfel Switzerland 2025, Prof. Effy Vayena challenges our assumptions about trust in technology—and points to governance as the key to responsible AI.
Six ethics requirements for accelerated drug approval
Lab members Andreoletti and Blasimme delve into the ethical dimensions of AA, proposing six crucial conditions for its justifiable use.
Behind the scenes from a recent book writing workshop at Monte Verita in Ascona
Lab members came together with 15 colleagues from around the world to work on an upcoming case-focused book "Ethics and Genetics", led by Prof. Vayena and Kelly Ormond.
What makes clinical machine learning fair?
In their new paper, lab members Effy Vayena and Alessandro Blasimme and co-authors Marine Hoche, Olga Mineeva, and Gunnar Rätsch investigate this question.