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Articles by Timothy Caulfield LLM
Canadian Newspaper Coverage of the A/H1N1 Vaccine Program
Abstract Objectives The A/H1N1 mass vaccination program in Canada garnered considerable attention from the media, including extensive newspaper coverage. Media reports have been shown to influence the public’s health care decisions, including vaccination choices. We analyzed Canadian newspapers’ portrayal of the A/H1N1 vaccine including mention of risks and benefits of the vaccine and whether the article supported, questioned or was neutral about the vaccine.
Commentary: the law, unproven CAM and the referral challenge
Guest Editorial Commentary: the law, unproven CAM and the referral challenge Timothy Caulfield LLM, FRSC, FCAHS Corresponding Author Canada Research Chair in Health Law and Policy Faculty of Law and School of Public Health, University of Alberta, 111 St and 89 Avenue, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, T6G 2H5 E‐mail: tcaulfld@law.ualberta.ca Search for more papers by this author Ubaka Ogbogu LLB, BL, LLM Assistant Professor, Katz Research Fellow in Health Law E-mail address: uogbogu@ualberta.ca...
Representing a “revolution”: how the popular press has portrayed personalized medicine
Abstract Purpose This study investigated the portrayal of “personalized” and “precision” medicine (PM) in North American news over the past decade. Content analysis of print and online news was conducted to determine how PM has been defined and to identify the frames used to discuss PM, including associated topics, benefits, and concerns.
Commentary: the law, unproven CAM and the referral challenge
Guest EditorialCommentary: the law, unproven CAM and the referral challengeTimothy Caulfield LLM, FRSC, FCAHS Canada Research Chair in Health Law and Policy1,*, Ubaka Ogbogu LLB, BL, LLM Assistant Professor, Katz Research Fellow in Health Law2 andGerald Robertson QC, LLB, LLM Professor, Katz Chair in Health Law2Version of Record online: 18 FEB 2013DOI: 10.1111/fct.12010© 2013 The Authors FACT © 2013 Royal Pharmaceutical Society
Genetics in Medicine
This study investigates the portrayal of Angelina Jolie’s preventive bilateral mastectomy in the news media. Content analysis of print news was conducted to identify major frames used in press coverage, the overall tone of discussions, how journalists report broader questions about BRCA1/2 testing and hereditary breast/ovarian cancer, and whether they raise concerns about the impact of celebrities on patients’ choices and public opinion.
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