McGill Dept. of Equity, Ethics and Policy / Studies of Translation, Ethics, and Medicine (STREAM) is inviting applications for postdoctoral research fellow (PDF) for highly interdisciplinary research. Appropriate backgrounds include the social sciences, philosophy, decision sciences or epidemiology. Priority will be given to candidates with demonstrated knowledge of drug trials and a penchant for interdisciplinary work.
Applications should be sent electronically to: jonathan.kimmelman@mcgill.ca
STREAM is a collaboration of researchers who share a common set of principles about the goals and methods for studying clinical translation. We apply empirical and philosophical tools for addressing scientific, ethical, and policy challenges in the development and translation of health technologies. Our members work in ethics, epidemiology, biology, psychology, and various medical specialties. The network is centered at McGill University, and has affiliates throughout North America and abroad.
Yu M, Montroy J, Fergusson D, Lalu MM, Kimmelman J. Matured Forecast Analyses for" Systematic and narrative review lead experts to different cancer trial predictions". Journal of clinical epidemiology. 2023 May 19:S0895-4356.
Kimmelman J, Mandel DR, Benjamin DM. Predicting Clinical Trial Results: A Synthesis of Five Empirical Studies and Their Implications. Perspectives in Biology and Medicine. 2023;66(1):107-28.
Moyer H, Bittlinger M, Nelson A, Fernandez L, Sheng J, Wang Y, Del Paggio JC, Kimmelman J. Bypassing phase 2 in cancer drug development erodes the risk/benefit balance in phase 3 trials. Journal of Clinical Epidemiology. 2023 Apr 5.
Awan FA, Becker AB, Wang Y, Kimmelman J. Participant Recruitment From Low-and Middle-Income Countries for Pivotal Trials of Drugs Approved by the US Food and Drug Administration: A Cross-Sectional Analysis. Annals of Internal Medicine, Dec 2022
Ouimet C, Bouche G, Kimmelman J. Diminishing clinical impact for post-approval cancer clinical trials: A retrospective cohort study. Plos one. 2022 Sep 12.
Hutchinson N, Moyer H, Zarin DA, Kimmelman J. The proportion of randomized controlled trials that inform clinical practice. eLife. 2022 Aug 17.
Jonathan Kimmelman quoted by The Boston Globe about expensive and unproven cancer drugs.
Jonathan Kimmelman quoted by Science News about the lack of reproducibility of pre-clinical cancer biology research.
Jonathan Kimmelman quoted by The Globe and Mail about the affordability and regulation of regenerative medicine.
Jonathan Kimmelman quoted by Science about poor quality science and how it contributes to misinformation in the media.
Jonathan Kimmelman quoted by STAT about social responsibility of medical practitioners.
Jonathan Kimmelman quoted by FiveThirtyEight about use of Ivermectin as a COVID-19 treatment.
Jonathan Kimmelman quoted by The Dallas Morning News about the testing of a new Covid-19 remedy backed by little evidence.
Jonathan Kimmelman quoted by Science about the use of Botox to ease depression.
Jonathan Kimmelman quoted by Fortune about the dangers of FDA emergency use authorizations.
Jonathan Kimmelman interviewed by The ASOS Press about important ethical considerations before launching a clinical cancer trials.
Jonathan Kimmelman quoted by Axios about the credibility of the AstraZeneca vaccine.
Jonathan Kimmelman quoted by The Harvard Crimson about reproducibility in science.
Jonathan Kimmelman quoted by CBC's Radio Canada about the impact of scientific papers published on pre-print servers.
Jonathan Kimmelman quoted in The National Post about Canada's decision to deviate from the dose schedules validated in clinical trials for COVID-19 vaccine administration.
Jonathan Kimmelman quoted in La Presse about the ethics of placebo-controlled clinical trials for approved COVID-19 vaccines.
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