Hank Greely
Deane F. and Kate Edelman Johnson Professor of Law

Publications & Cases

Recent Publications

Henry T. Greely, Genotype Discrimination: The Complex Case for Some Legislative Protection, 149 University of Pennsylvania Law Review 1483-1505 (2001).
Henry T. Greely, Human Genomics Research: New Challenges for Research Ethics, 44 Perspectives in Biology and Medicine 221-229 (2001).
Henry T. Greely, Commentary on Liberty, Equality and Genetic Selection, The Pharos 20-22 (Winter 2001).
Henry T. Greely, Human Genome Diversity: What About the Other Human Genome Project?, 2 Nature Reviews: Genetics 222-227 (March 2001)
Henry T. Greely, Simon N. Whitney, Byron W. Brown, Howard Brody, Kirstein Alcser, and Jerald Bachman, Views of United States Physicians and Members of the American Medical Association House of Delegates on Physician-Assisted Suicide, 16 Journal of General Internal Medicine 290-296 (May 2001).
Henry T. Greely, Human Genome Diversity Project, in, Encyclopedia of Ethical, Legal and Social Issues in Biotechnology. New York: Wiley & Sons. [Stanford Law School Public Law Working Paper No. 7, Available from the SSRN Electronic Paper Collection]
Henry T. Greely, Out Here on the Frontier, Stanford Lawyer, Spring 2000, p. 26-30.
Henry T. Greely, Trusted Systems and Medical Records: Lowering Expectations: A Comment on Professor Zittrain's Contribution, 52 Stanford Law Review 1585-1594 (2000).
Henry T. Greely, Human Genome Diversity Project, in Encyclopedia of Ethical Legal and Social Issues in Biotechnology. New York: John Wiley & Sons.
Henry T. Greely, Individualizing Medicine Through PharmacoGenomics -- Are There Ethical Concerns, in, The Business Case for PharmacoGenomics, ed. N.S. Rudolph. Woburn, Mass: AdvanceTech Monitor, 2000. pgs.229-243.
Henry T. Greely, Ethical Issues in the Human Genome Diversity Project, The Encyclopedia of Ethical, Legal and Social Issues in Biotechnology. New York: John Wiley and Sons, 2000. p.552-566.
Henry T. Greely, Court's Intervention Breaks the Faith, San Jose Mercury News, December 15, 2000. p.7B
Henry T. Greely, Individualizing Medicine Through PharamacoGenomics - Are There Ethical Concers?, The Business Case for PharmacoGenomics, N.S. Rudolph, ed. Woburn, Mass, 2000. p.229-243.
Henry T. Greely, Ethical Issues in the Human Genome Diversity Project, The Encyclopedia of Ethical, Legal and Social Issues in Biotechnology 552-566 (2000)
Henry T. Greely, Trusted Systems and Medical Records: Lowering Expectations, 52 Stanford Law Review 1585-1593 (2000)
Henry T. Greely, Human Genome Diversity Project, Stanford Law School Public Law Working Paper No. 7 (2000). Available from the SSRN Electronic Paper Collection.
Henry T. Greely, Iceland's Plan for Genomics Research: Facts and Implications, 40 Jurimetrics 153-191 (Winter 2000)
Henry T. Greely, Breaking the Stalemate: A Prospective Regulatory Framework for Unforeseen Research Uses of Human Tissue Samples and Health Information, 34 Wake Forest Law Review 737-66 (1999).
Henry T. Greely, Genetic Testing for Cancers: The Surgeons' Critical Role (remarks), 188 Journal of the American College of Surgeons 86-90 (Jan. 1999).
Henry T. Greely, The Human Side of Genomics Research, The Stanford Report, p.16 (March 17, 1999).

hgreely@stanford.edu

650.723.2517

Curriculum Vitae

SSRN Published Papers

Education:

BA Stanford University 1974
JD Yale Law School 1977

Expertise:

Biotechnology
Contracts
Health Law and Policy
Law and the Biosciences
Property
The Food and Drug Administration