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Indigenous Peoples with disabilities in Nepal are disparately impacted by climate change due to intersecting and compounding discrimination.
February 2024
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This article will explore the development of Food is Medicine and its limitations, and briefly offer recommendations for successful Food is Medicine initiatives.
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This piece identifies three interrelated topics that warrant scrutiny as drivers of psychedelic racial health inequities.
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Read more: R&D Mini-Me? New Legal Questions for Organoids R&D Mini-Me? New Legal Questions for Organoids
Organoids purport to tell us a great deal about the human body. Here are some legal questions to consider as the technology is widely adopted in R&D — and beyond.
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Read more: Let Go and Surrender: Considerations on MDMA Couples Therapy and Coercive Control Let Go and Surrender: Considerations on MDMA Couples Therapy and Coercive Control
Historic and contemporary discussions on psychedelic and MDMA research largely ignore theories on power, control, and abusive interpersonal relationships.
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Read more: Are Embryos Children? The Alabama Supreme Court Says Yes Are Embryos Children? The Alabama Supreme Court Says Yes
This article will examine the Alabama Supreme Court’s decision in LePage v. Mobile Infirmary Clinic and its consequences for Americans using fertility services.
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Read more: The Beginning of a Bad TRIP – Alabama’s Embryonic Personhood Decision and Targeted Restrictions on IVF Provision The Beginning of a Bad TRIP – Alabama’s Embryonic Personhood Decision and Targeted Restrictions on IVF Provision
Targeted restrictions on IVF Provision – or TRIP laws – stand to rob patients of their ability to build their families by compelling physicians to provide less effective, more expensive care.
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Read more: If You Give a Law Student a Baby If You Give a Law Student a Baby
If you give a law student a baby, a few things are inevitable: they are going to look for legal risk, analyze policy, and want a class on MILK.
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Read more: Should a Psychedelic Therapist Be Able to Continue Therapy for Their Patients Beyond Formal Integration Sessions? Should a Psychedelic Therapist Be Able to Continue Therapy for Their Patients Beyond Formal Integration Sessions?
Following psychedelic integration therapy, should the same lead therapist continue psychotherapy with their patients?
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Read more: A Brief Political Economy of Hype A Brief Political Economy of Hype
It is only through public funding, regulation, and democratic community efforts that opportunities will expand, inequality diminish, and health care improve.
