At Bioethics Today: See one of our July 2024 editorials in full: "The Hopkins-Oxford Psychedelics Ethics (HOPE) Working Group Consensus Statement" bioethicstoday.org/blog/the-hopki…

See Prof. Keisha Ray’s new co-authored article in Annals of Surgery “Surgical Outcomes and Sociodemographic Disparities Across All Races: An ACS-NSQIP and NHIS Multi-Institutional Analysis of Over 7.5 Million Patients” UTHealth Houston News McGovern Med School journals.lww.com/aosopen/fullte…

Thank you NIH/Oxford/Cambridge scholars for inviting me to talk about health equity and structural racism. Always a good time when I get to chat with the students who will be our physicians and researchers.

Finally got two books I’ve already read but needed my physical copies! Game changers. Go get them!

We are proud to have our CEO Vardit Ravitsky, senior research scholar Nancy Berlinger, and fellows Keisha Ray, PhD, Travis Rieder, Dena Davis, & Joel Reynolds join the Kennedy Institute of Ethics Journal editorial board

First day of class for our brand new first year medical students and my advice for them and any student (that also worked for me): Closed mouths don’t get fed. Ask. Speak up. Email. Go to office hours. Question. Show up. Be present. Initiate. Be active. Show that you care.

Happy to be a part of the team 🙂

🚨 Applications are now open for PUP’s Science Book Proposal Grants! 🚨

Ever wanted a bibliography of trans philosophy? Folks involved in the Trans Philosophy Project have been curating one for the last six years. You can find it on the TPP website (transphilosophyproject.com/resources/). This is an ongoing project. Feel free to send me additions!

BMBH is an NIH funded initiative to understand and intervene in social and environmental determinants of brain health that affect Black men disproportionately, with considerable attention to effective community engagement Brain Health Emerging Scholars (cri-datacap.org)

Social inequities create patients. My new The Hastings Center essay on the 2024 National Academies National Academies “Ending Unequal Treatment” report.

"Ending racial disparities in health outcomes requires us to address racial inequities in our social and economic lives." Keisha Ray, PhD Ending Unequal Treatment Requires A Shift from Inequitable Health Care to Social Inequities buff.ly/3yMPsP6 via The Hastings Center

Presented “Black Bioethics and Psychedelics” here in DC. Thanks to the organizers for the invite! Black Bioethics

George Wash U: Dept of Clinical Research and Leadership School of Medicine and Health Sciences Emergency need for an adjunct for the undergraduate Fall 2024 Current Issues in Bioethics course. It meets in Foggy Bottom from 6:05 to 8:45 pm EST on Tuesdays. Comment if interested

Pub day. Let’s work…

I'm a co-author on this one. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Last week I was in an upscale grocery store, in my professional CK dress and work heels and this lady asked me if I worked there because she needed help. When I gave her “the look” she claimed she just saw my badge. The badge to my medical school where I am a professor. Smh.

"Getting an IUD Doesn’t Have to be Painful. Here’s What Your Doctor May Not Be Telling You." Keisha Ray, PhD was interviewed for this Oprah Daily article. Give it a read! oprahdaily.com/life/health/a6… UTHealth Houston UTHealth Houston News

In St. Louis! See you all at #ASBH24! ASBH