NEW EVENT! Public Health Approaches to the Opioid Crisis:… April 1, 2019 Lectures and Panels 2018-2019
Drug That Could Provide Near Immediate Relief For Postpartum Depression Gets OK From FDA Kaiser Health News, March 20, 2019
Health Plans For State Employees Use Medicare’s Hammer On Hospital Bills NPR, March 20, 2019 Julie Appleby
In Efforts To Halt Teen Vaping…: A Miffed Gottlieb Describes ‘Disconnect’ Between Health Officials And E-Cigarette Makers Kaiser Health News, March 20, 2019
World Health Organization advisers call for registry of studies on human genome editing STAT, March 19, 2019 Sharon Begley
God, country, and chickenpox: How an outbreak entangled one school in a vaccine showdown Washington Post, March 19, 2019 Katie Mettler
Ending HIV In Mississippi Means Cutting Through Racism, Poverty And Homophobia NPR, March 16, 2019 Ari Shapiro and Dave Blanchard
Methadone Helped Her Quit Heroin. Now She’s Suing U.S. Prisons to Allow the Treatment.: About to enter a federal prison, a Massachusetts woman is not permitted to continue taking the opioid as a treatment to block cravings and withdrawal from heroin addiction. New York Times, March 15, 2019 Abby Goodnough
The Regulation of Reproduction and Best Interests Analysis Oxford Handbook of Children and the Law, March 12, 2019 I. Glenn Cohen (Faculty Director)
Differential payment to research participants in the same study: an ethical analysis BMJ, March 7, 2019 by Govind Persad, Holly Fernandez Lynch (Former Executive Director), Emily Largent (Student Fellow Alumna)
Preclinical Alzheimer Disease and the Dawn of the Pre-Caregiver JAMA Neurology , March 11, 2019 by Emily A. Largent (Student Fellow Alumna) and Jason Karlawish
Medical AI and Contextual Bias Harvard Journal of Law & Technology , Spring 2019 by W. Nicholson Price (Academic Fellow Alum)
Patients as Research Partners: How to Value their Perceptions, Contribution and Labor? Citizen Science: Theory and Practice, March 2019 Elise Smith, Jean-Christophe Bélisle-Pipon (Visiting Scholar), David Resnik
