This two-day, virtual workshop focuses on identifying best practices for large-sample studies of pregnancy and childhood to ethically and feasibly return individual research results to participants.
Crosscutting Themes:
What principles drive return of individual results to pregnant people and children? What are examples of best practices and how can we evaluate their effectiveness?
How should recommendations differ for returning individual results to pregnant people and children versus those of other adults?
Most research on returning individual results focuses on genetics results; how can we broaden to include environmental data from bioassays, physical measures, and self-reports?
How can the workshop guide facilitation of equity in return of individual results?