Coronavirus and the Takings Clause: An Uneasy Coupling
The Takings Clause forbids uncompensated seizure of property. It has consequences for small business owners during the pandemic.
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Read more: Vaccine hopes collide with vaccine denial Vaccine hopes collide with vaccine denial
Forcing people to violate their sincere convictions conflicts with the US’s tradition of religious freedom.
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Read more: Vaccine Requirements, Passports, and the “New Normal” Vaccine Requirements, Passports, and the “New Normal”
Vaccinating willing people is more important, and on more solid legal ground, than requiring proof of vaccination or immunity passports.
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Read more: Vaccines are here, but not for everyone Vaccines are here, but not for everyone
In some cases, governments are willing to wait for drug patents to expire; this is not an acceptable option for COVID-19 vaccines.
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Read more: Educators, ELLs, and COVID-19 Educators, ELLs, and COVID-19
The obligation to educate ELL students is real, but it’s much easier said than done. The best option is to get back in the classroom.
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Read more: Institutional Reforms Needed to Strengthen Health Care Post-Pandemic Institutional Reforms Needed to Strengthen Health Care Post-Pandemic
Shoring up the health system and its workforce should be a national priority post-pandemic.
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Read more: How Preclinical Medical Students Have Embraced Advocacy Amid Virtual Education How Preclinical Medical Students Have Embraced Advocacy Amid Virtual Education
Despite our limited skills, we preclinical students sought to expand the scope of what medical students could do during a pandemic.
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Read more: Family Caregivers’ Critical, Overlooked Role in Our Health Care Workforce Family Caregivers’ Critical, Overlooked Role in Our Health Care Workforce
Family caregivers hold a critical role in the health care system and the economy, but do not receive adequate support and recognition.
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Read more: How the COVID-19 Pandemic Has Changed Caregiver Education and Training How the COVID-19 Pandemic Has Changed Caregiver Education and Training
I have noticed increased distress among both health care providers and family caregivers as patients are getting ready to discharge home.
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Read more: From Pain to Progress: Nursing After the Pandemic From Pain to Progress: Nursing After the Pandemic
As the United States rethinks its health care priorities and investments, we must not forget the millions of nurses who have selflessly cared for us.
