Leader in Clinical Neuroscience

Dr. Grace Lee

I am a clinical neuroscience project director and entrepreneur. My research examines issues in clinical ethics in the context of medical neuroimaging for patients with traumatic brain injury. My expertise focuses largely on assessing novel applications of brain imaging technology as diagnostic tools or predictors of patient prognosis. I am a doctor of neuroscience at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada.

BRAIN Initiative May 14, 2013 - Going Foreward with Brain Imaging Should Include a New “Neuroethics” I came across an article in the Daily Kos (dailykos.com) blog that addressed the recent BRAIN (Brain Research through Advancing Innovative Neurotechnologies) Initiative that aims to provide financial support for neuroscientists to make a variety of unprecedented discoveries to unlock the mysteries of the brain. [...]
End of life discussions May 14, 2013 - 4 tips to remember when end of life discussions go wrong Dr. Kevin Pho talks about some of his end of life conversations with elderly patients that had an unexpected outcome. For many practitioners, end of life conversations are one of the most difficult conversations to have with a patient or a patient’s family. He [...]