Blog - Petrie-Flom Center

Artificial Intelligence

AI Medical Assistants: Solving Medical Illiteracy to Reduce Health Care Costs

Solving medical illiteracy and reducing health care costs are now possible because of Artificial Intelligence (AI).

Read more
Pharmaceuticals

Who’s Gonna Pay? The Impact of Tariffs on Pharmaceutical Products
Artificial Intelligence

Informed Consent, Redefined: How AI and Big Data Are Changing the Rules
Abortion

Texas’ “Life of the Mother Act”: A Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing?

Latest

Addiction

Marching Toward Gambling Madness (Pt. 1)

March 20, 2025
Blog Symposia

Innovation, Law, and Ethics in International Bioscience

February 18, 2025
Environment

Canaries in the Coal Mine: HUD’s Failure to End Childhood Lead Exposure in Federally Assisted Housing

December 13, 2024
Global Health

COP29 and the UNFCCC’s Health Turn: Progress or Peril?

December 12, 2024
FDA

The False Promise of Smart Pills in a Loosely Regulated Market

December 11, 2024
Blog Symposia

Reproductive Health at Risk: Climate Change and Agrotoxins in Latin America

December 10, 2024
Psychedelics

Would You Sell Your Ancestors? The ethical paradigms of Ayahuasca (Part II)

December 9, 2024
Abortion

Pace Law Review Symposium Edition: “Bioethics After Dobbs”

December 8, 2024

Symposia

Critical conversations around issues in health law policy, biotechnology, and bioethics.

Innovation, Law, and Ethics in International Bioscience

Climate Change and Health: Mobilizing Public International Law into Action

ReproDialogue: Critical Discussions on Self-Managed Abortion & Reproductive Justice

Supreme Court Preview: Key Health Law Issues for the 2024 Term

The Future of Telehealth Regulation

About Bill of Health

Bill of Health, the blog of the Petrie-Flom Center at Harvard Law School, is a leading forum for health law policy and bioethical perspectives from domestic and international thought leaders.

Posts from Bill of Health are regularly cited in prominent, diverse media outlets ranging from the New York Times to the Los Angeles Times to USA Today to the New York Review of Books.