I’m broadly interested in any instance where research and practice overlap, i.e., where the ‘rubber meets the road’ and where the world corrects (and is often corrected by) theory. I currently have three overarching research ‘programs’ that often overlap: (1) side effects and their discovery, i.e., the philosophy of pharmacovigilance, (2) public engagement and participation in science/medicine and (3) lessons to/from medicine to/from agriculture.
Below, you’ll find a list of my published/forthcoming works including links to pre-prints, as well as a list of my current works under review. Under ‘on the horizons’ you’ll find my more nascent research ideas – if you’re interested in collaborating or discussing those or any other works, please do reach out!
Published/Forthcoming Work:
Due, A. Forthcoming. “Patient Participation & Empowerment in Precision Medicine.” Perspectives in Biology and Medicine. Pre-print here.
Due, A. Forthcoming. “Is There a ‘Best’ Way for the Public to Participate in Pharmacovigilance?” Journal of Medicine and Philosophy. Pre-print here.
Due, A. 2024. “Sins and Risks in Underreporting Suspected Adverse Drug Reactions.” Philosophy of Medicine 5.1. https://doi.org/10.5195/pom.2024.181. Pre-print available here.
Due, A. 2023. “What are Side Effects?” European Journal for Philosophy of Science 13.1. https://doi.org/10.1007/s13194-023-00519-8. Pre-print here.
Due, A. 2022. “Are ‘Phase IV’ Trials Exploratory or Confirmatory Experiments?” Studies in History and Philosophy of Science 95, 126-133. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.shpsa.2022.07.006. Pre-print here.
Work Under Review:
“Noisy Nocebo Harms : A Two-Part Problem for Active Drug Surveillance.” (commentary) R&R.
“Does Talk Therapy Have Side Effects?”
“Symptom Bias and the Ends of Medical Interventions.”
On the Horizon:
“Regulating Novel Technologies & Methods in Precision Agriculture: Lessons from Medicine.” (Poster at PSA 2024)
“Uninvited Participation for Scientific Objectivity.”
“Drugs, Crops, & Kinds.”
“Epistemic & Ethical Justifications for Radically Informed Consent.”
“Citizen Science and Farming.”