Lab Updates

We’re thrilled to announce our first publication from our Mental Health Commission of Canada Cannabis Catalyst grant, where we conducted a cross-sectional, descriptive, meta-research study to describe the characteristics of research that reports funding from, or author conflicts of interest with, Canadian cannabis companies. You can read the open access publication by clicking here.

Fireworks over Toronto City Hall with the Toronto sign glowing below. We’ve had an exciting few months since our summer update! Here are some highlights: We welcomed undergraduate student Lucy Panko to the team We presented our research on Canadian cannabis companies and the sponsorship of scientific research at the American Society for Bioethics and

Dr Daniel Buchman was recently quoted in an article in the Globe and Mail on moral judgments, substance use, and decision-making in transplantation. You can read the article by clicking here.

What an amazing summer 2022 we had at the Everyday Ethics Lab! Here are some highlights: We welcomed (and said goodbye 😢) to two amazing summer students, Amy Kim and Charlotte Wun We published collaborative articles on a critical discourse analysis on the Suboxone education program; supporting community overdose response planning; a scoping review on

We are recruiting a talented Research Analyst to join our dynamic team in CAMH Education. The successful candidate will work under the direction of Dr Daniel Buchman on Everyday Ethics Lab projects as well Dr Sophie Soklaridis on social science research in health professions education. For more information please click on this link.

New lab publication out in the journal Neuroethics. We wanted to know whether and to what extent authors of empirical chronic pain neuroscience articles engage with ethical issues in their peer reviewed publications: Check it out at this link.