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Jason Karlawish

Philadelphia
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Physician/writer @Penn, codirector @Penn_Memory Center. Beginning Feb 1, '24 I'm on a writing break and so quiet here. Please visit my website to message me.
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Designing Consent Processes for Research With Older Adults Who May Lack Decisional Capacity: A Guide for Investigators

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By Emily A. Largent, Stephanie R. Morain, Jason Karlawish
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Consent is generally a requirement for the ethical conduct of human subjects research [1].
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Ambiguous Loss

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By Jason Karlawish
| JAMA: Journal of the American Medical Association Verified
She’d sensed something was missing. Memories were landscapes to a blind eye, a feeling of unremembered pleasure. He, the engineer, became the artist. Notes on the refrigerator, bathroom mirror, back door— Close me! Take your pills. Leash the dog!— small paintings, signs asking for help.
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Why at-home Alzheimer’s tests may do more harm than good | Expert Opinion

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By Joshua D. Grill, Jason Karlawish
| The Philadelphia Inquirer Verified
A revolutionary test is transforming dementia care. Days after a simple blood test, a person with dementia can learn whether they have Alzheimer’s disease. At least six companies sell these tests direct-to-consumer; no doctor’s appointment is needed. For a few hundred dollars, an online shopper can order an at-home Alzheimer’s biomarker test. Is Alzheimer’s ready for “direct-to-consumer” testing like COVID and HIV?
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