Rebekah McWhirter

Deakin University - School of Medicine

1 Gheringhap Street

Geelong, Victoria 3220

Australia

University of Tasmania

French Street

Sandy Bay

Tasmania, 7250

Australia

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Precision Medicine: Drowning in Regulatory Soup?

Journal of Law and the Biosciences, 2016
Number of pages: 23 Posted: 11 Jun 2016
Dianne Nicol, Tania Bubela, Donald Chalmers, Jan Charbonneau, Christine Critchley, Joanne Dickinson, Jennifer Fleming, Alex Hewitt, Jane Kaye, John Liddicoat, Rebekah McWhirter, Margaret Otlowski, Nola M Ries, Loane Skene, Cameron Stewart, Jennifer Wagner and Nik Zeps
University of Tasmania, University of Alberta - Faculty of Public Health, University of Tasmania - Faculty of Law, Massey University, Swinburne University of Technology, University of Tasmania, The University of Sydney, University of Tasmania, University of Oxford - Faculty of Law, King’s College London, Deakin University - School of Medicine, University of Tasmania - Faculty of Law, University of Technology Sydney (UTS), University of Melbourne - Law School, The University of Sydney - Faculty of Law, Geisinger Health System - Bioethics Research and The University of Western Australia
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precision medicine, pharmacogenomics, direct-to-consumer genetic analysis, regulation

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Essentially Ours: Assessing the Regulation of the Collection and Use of Health-related Genomic Information

Rebekah McWhirter et al, ‘Essentially Ours: Assessing the Regulation of the Collection and Use of Health-related Genomic Information’ (Occasional Paper No 11, Centre for Law and Genetics, 2021) Available at: https://www.utas.edu.au/law-and-genetics/publications/occasional-papers
Number of pages: 206 Posted: 15 Apr 2022
Rebekah McWhirter, Lisa Eckstein, Donald Chalmers, Jane Kaye, Jane L Nielsen, Margaret Otlowski, Megan Prictor, Mark J. Taylor and Dianne Nicol
Deakin University - School of Medicine, Georgetown University Law Center, University of Tasmania - Faculty of Law, University of Oxford - Faculty of Law, University of Tasmania, University of Tasmania - Faculty of Law, Melbourne Law School, Melbourne Law School and University of Tasmania
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genomic data, health data, regulation, health law

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Key Challenges in Bringing CRISPR-Mediated Somatic Cell Therapy into the Clinic

Genome Medicine, 2017
Number of pages: 4 Posted: 18 Oct 2017
Dianne Nicol, Lisa Eckstein, Michael Morrison, Jacob S. Sherkow, Margaret Otlowski, Tess Whitton, Tania Bubela, Kathryn Burdon, Donald Chalmers, Sarah Chan, Jacqueline Charlesworth, Christine Critchley, Merlin Crossley, Sheryl de Lacey, Joanne Dickinson, Alex Hewitt, John Liddicoat, Joanne Kamens, Kazuto Kato, Erica Kleiderman, Satoshi Kodama, David Mackey, Ainsley Newson, Jane L Nielsen, Jennifer Wagner and Rebekah McWhirter
University of Tasmania, Georgetown University Law Center, University of Oxford - Centre for Health, Law and Emerging Technologies, University of Illinois College of Law, University of Tasmania - Faculty of Law, University of Tasmania, University of Alberta - Faculty of Public Health, University of Tasmania, University of Tasmania - Faculty of Law, University of Manchester - Centre for Social Ethics and Policy, University of Tasmania - Menzies Institute for Medical Research, Swinburne University of Technology, University of New South Wales (UNSW), Flinders University, University of Tasmania, University of Tasmania, King’s College London, Addgene, Osaka, Dept of Biomedical Ethics & Public Policy, Graduate School of Medicine, McGill University, Kyoto University, University of Western Australia - Centre for Ophthalmology and Visual Science, The University of Sydney, University of Tasmania, Geisinger Health System - Bioethics Research and Deakin University - School of Medicine
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Genome Editing, CRISPR, Somatic Cell Therapy, Genetic Diseases, Gene Therapy

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Provenance and Risk in Transfer of Biological Materials

PLOS Biology | https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pbio.2006031 August 13, 2018
Number of pages: 9 Posted: 22 Jul 2021
Jane L Nielsen, Tania Bubela, Donald Chalmers, Amber Johns, Linda Kahl, Joanne Kamens, Charles Lawson, John Liddicoat, Rebekah McWhirter, Ann Monotti, James Scheibner, Tess Whitton and Dianne Nicol
University of Tasmania, Independent, University of Tasmania - Faculty of Law, Garvan Institute of Medical Research, The BioBricks Foundation, Addgene, Griffith University - Griffith Law School, King’s College London, Deakin University - School of Medicine, Monash University - Faculty of Law, Flinders University - College of Business Government and Law, University of Tasmania and University of Tasmania
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Transfer, Biological Materials, Law, MTA