by Glenn Cohen As America’s attention focused on the Republican Convention and the Obama campaign tries to portray a “Republican War on Women” at the Democratic one, last week Mitt Romney tried to clarify his…
[posted on behalf of Richard Epstein] The entire question of the FDA’s tobacco regulation is likely to spur extended commentary, given the split of opinions between the D.C. Circuit, which knocked out the packaging labels by…
The Petrie-Flom Center at Harvard Law School is in an exciting phase of expansion. One of our new initiatives is this blog, which we hope you’ll visit regularly for insightful commentary on current issues in health law…
Welcome to our blog! We just wanted to introduce ourselves as the editors and thank you for stopping by. We hope you’ll do so often. First, say hi to I. Glenn Cohen. Glenn is Professor at…
Next, meet Holly Fernandez Lynch (hlynch at law dot harvard dot edu). Holly is the Executive Director of the Petrie-Flom Center, where she was previously an academic fellow. Her scholarly work focuses on the ethics of human subjects…
Although our bloggers come from all over the place, Bill of Health is housed within the Petrie-Flom Center at Harvard Law School. So here’s a little but about us, in case you’re interested. The Center is entering…
Bill of Health is lucky to have lined up a few really great institutional collaborators. Let’s meet them: First, HealthLawProf Blog will be cross-posting its material on our site, helping Bill of Health achieve its…
We’ll have several Harvard graduate students blogging with us this academic year, including the 2012-13 cohort of Petrie-Flom Center student fellows.
We’re excited to introduce and welcome Cansu Canca to our blogging community as a regular contributor.
We’re excited to introduce and welcome Art Caplan to our blogging community. He will be cross-posting some of his commentary written for other media outlets here, and providing original content to Bill of Health on occasion.…
