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  • Professional Regulation

    The Guardians of Professional Knowledge

    Early in the second Trump administration, health information started to disappear from government websites including those maintained by the CDC and NIH. Commentators have begun to wonder how to protect the agencies themselves and what…

    The Guardians of Professional Knowledge

  • Reproductive Technology

    Egg Donation: A Victory for Reproductive Justice or Another Handmaid’s Tale?

    Before the United States election in 2024, Margaret Atwood shared a cartoon illustrating the handmaids from her dystopian novel entering a polling booth in their unmistakable red cloaks and white bonnets. Having voted, they transform…

    Egg Donation: A Victory for Reproductive Justice or Another Handmaid’s Tale?

  • Health Law Policy

    Bill of Health 2024 Year-In-Review

    As we near the end of 2024, here are some of our most widely viewed articles on the Bill of Health blog.  Reproductive health, aging/longevity, and psychedelics were among readers’ favorite topics this year. Popular articles touched on insurance coverage for…

    Bill of Health 2024 Year-In-Review

  • FDA

    The False Promise of Smart Pills in a Loosely Regulated Market

    by Spencer Andrews We’ve all had the experience: you receive a targeted ad on your phone or computer which mysteriously seems to read your mind. This happened to me recently when I, a busy law…

    The False Promise of Smart Pills in a Loosely Regulated Market

  • Blog Symposia

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

    by Cristina Rosero-Arteaga The climate emergency in Latin America is intensifying a long-standing yet underrecognized health crisis: reproductive harm due to agrochemical exposure, particularly for rural women. As shifting climate patterns threaten to exacerbate these…

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