One possible mechanism for combating elder abuse in long-term care settings is the use of electronic monitoring through video surveillance.
The calculus involved in revoking the shaken baby syndrome diagnosis needs careful evaluation.
In times of public health emergencies, States and the public cannot rely on the goodwill of pharmaceutical companies to ensure equitable vaccine rollout.
While the right to health is a potent tool for emphasizing the importance of health, it may not immediately strengthen government capacity.
SCOTUS revisits enablement, but Amgen v. Sanofi probably won’t transform patent law on its own.
The Assembly’s report underlines the critical importance of mainstreaming human rights in the pandemic treaty drafting process.
Many mental health provider directories contain inaccurate or outdated provider information, which creates a misleading illusion of accessible care.
The Colombian case reinforces that human rights and public health are not mutually exclusive.
Navigating the realm of data privacy is as intricate as deciphering the myriad forms of a shape-shifting deity.
The property law approach to ownership does not draw hard lines with respect to biological materials like tissue.
