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Read more: From Words to Action: Making the Pandemic Agreement Work
From Words to Action: Making the Pandemic Agreement Work
The recent adoption of a Pandemic Agreement by the World Health Organization (WHO) member states has been widely hailed as a historic achievement for global health governance and security.
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Read more: Medicaid Cuts Will Endanger a Lifeline for Persons with Intellectual Disabilities’ Community Integration, Empowerment, and More
Medicaid Cuts Will Endanger a Lifeline for Persons with Intellectual Disabilities’ Community Integration, Empowerment, and More
In the United States, more persons with intellectual disabilities are living in the community than ever before. This was not always the case.
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Read more: Ozempic, Celebrities, and TikTok: A Regulatory Nightmare Waiting to Happen?
Ozempic, Celebrities, and TikTok: A Regulatory Nightmare Waiting to Happen?
In the neon-lit world of TikTok, Ozempic has become the worst-kept “secret” in Hollywood and on social media. Celebrities gush about it, TikTokers brag about dramatic weight loss, and suddenly a diabetes drug is a pop culture phenomenon.
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Read more: University of Copenhagen Assumes Stewardship of the Patent Pledge Database
University of Copenhagen Assumes Stewardship of the Patent Pledge Database
This summer, the Center for Advanced Studies in Bioscience Innovation Law (CeBIL) at University of Copenhagen assumed stewardship and maintenance of the Patent Pledge Database created by Professor Jorge Contreras.
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Read more: The Antitrust Battle Against the U.S. Maternal Mortality Crisis
The Antitrust Battle Against the U.S. Maternal Mortality Crisis
A federal jury convicted Eduardo “Eddie” Lopez of Las Vegas for participating in a conspiracy to fix the wages for home health care nurses in Las Vegas between March 2016 and May 2019. The jury found that Lopez, who oversaw hiring, recruitment, and retention in three different home health agencies in Nevada, conspired with competing…
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Read more: What the Trump Administration’s Efforts to Roll Back Federal Regulations Means for Health Programs and Consumer Protections
What the Trump Administration’s Efforts to Roll Back Federal Regulations Means for Health Programs and Consumer Protections
Amidst a flurry of Executive Orders (EOs) and proclamations, the Trump Administration has also quietly declared war on federal regulations, which could hamper the ability of federal agencies — including those that oversee health care programs and consumer protections — to implement, monitor, and enforce federal laws.
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Read more: Decolonizing Digital Health: Reclaiming Equity, Consent, and Governance in Global Health Innovation
Decolonizing Digital Health: Reclaiming Equity, Consent, and Governance in Global Health Innovation
The digital transformation of health care is advancing at unprecedented speed. Artificial intelligence (AI), mobile health apps, and telemedicine promise to enhance more accurate diagnoses, streamline care delivery, and expand access to health services worldwide.
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Read more: Oral Health Is a Civil Rights Issue — Why Don’t We Regulate It That Way?
Oral Health Is a Civil Rights Issue — Why Don’t We Regulate It That Way?
In May 2025, Florida banned fluoride from its public water systems, becoming the second state to do so. These moves are often framed as victories for personal liberty. But for millions of Americans — especially Black, Latino, low-income, and rural residents — the consequences are real: untreated cavities, systemic infections, and a growing oral health…
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Read more: Plant Innovation in Europe: Patents and GMO Regulation
Plant Innovation in Europe: Patents and GMO Regulation
Recently three key areas have attracted special EU attention: sustainability, biodiversity, and food supply and security.
