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This post originally appeared in Device and Materials Engineering. You can read it here. By Sara Gerke and I. Glenn Cohen In our new paper, we discuss the ethical challenges of ingestible electronics sensors (IESs;…
Gottlieb’s comments on the news that gene edited embryos in China had led to live births were wrong.
By Mark A. Hall and I. Glenn Cohen This post updates the ranking of health law scholars we posted last year (using 2010-2014 data), based on the latest law faculty citation analysis done by Greg…
By I. Glenn Cohen, Mark A. Hall, David M. Studdert This is a companion post to Most-Cited Health Law Scholars in WestLaw, 2013-2017. As noted there, health law is a broad and fundamentally interdisciplinary field that…
By I. Glenn Cohen The Patient Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) was established under the Affordable Care Act. Its goal is to fund and encourage Patient-Centered Outcomes Research (PCOR), understood as evaluating questions and outcomes…
By I. Glenn Cohen On Tuesday, January 9th, the Colorado Supreme Court heard oral argument in In Re Marriage of Rooks. (Kudos to them for live streaming and archiving!) This is the latest of a…
By Carmel Shachar and I. Glenn Cohen This is the first post by Carmel Shachar and I. Glenn Cohen that appears on the Health Affairs Blog in a series stemming from the Sixth Annual Health Law Year in P/Review event to be…
By I. Glenn Cohen As has now been well-covered in the news, Nature just published a paper from Mitalipov’s lab at the Oregon Health and Science University that used CRISPR/Cas 9 gene editing to correct…
By I. Glenn Cohen Renowned bioethics scholar, longtime University of Texas Law Professor, and frequent Bill of Health contributor John A. Robertson has recently passed away. We at the Petrie-Flom Center mourn his passing, and our…
By Mark A. Hall and I. Glenn Cohen Based on the law faculty citation analysis done by Greg Sisk, Brian Leiter has compiled “most-cited” rankings of tenured law faculty in a number of different subject areas,…
