The Impact of Dobbs on Assisted Reproductive Technologies: Does It Matter Where Life Begins?
At least four features of IVF face scrutiny and possible restriction in the face of growing embryo protection regulation.
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Read more: Assisted Reproduction in a Post-Dobbs US Assisted Reproduction in a Post-Dobbs US
Assisted reproductive technologies face an uncertain future as anti-abortion policymakers work to restrict access to reproductive care post-Dobbs.
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Read more: The Future of Public Health Law Lies in the Past — And Lawyers Need to Learn It The Future of Public Health Law Lies in the Past — And Lawyers Need to Learn It
It’s a good thing that the cholera epidemic of 1854 didn’t arise today. By Judge Mizelle’s decision, the CDC would not have the power to close the well.
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Read more: ‘We Want Them Infected’: An Excerpt from Jonathan Howard’s New Book on the COVID-19 Pandemic ‘We Want Them Infected’: An Excerpt from Jonathan Howard’s New Book on the COVID-19 Pandemic
Even before the first wave peaked, doctors suggested the worst was over and that measures to control the virus were more dangerous than the virus itself.
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Read more: Sovereignty, Federalism, and Native Nations: Tribal Nations in a Public Health Emergency Sovereignty, Federalism, and Native Nations: Tribal Nations in a Public Health Emergency
During the COVID-19 federal public health emergency, the sovereignty of the Native American Nations to protect their citizens was essential.
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Read more: Improving the Future of Public Health by Applauding Appropriate Judicial Oversight Improving the Future of Public Health by Applauding Appropriate Judicial Oversight
The public health establishment should take stock of itself and commit to better targeted and clearly justified employment of legal force.
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Read more: Playing the Long Game for Public Health Law Playing the Long Game for Public Health Law
A persuasive political case must be made to bolster public health law and invest in the capacity of the public health system.
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Read more: Federalizing Public Health Federalizing Public Health
The most promising path forward in public health is to continue recognizing federal authority and responsibility in this space.
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Read more: The End of Public Health? It’s Not Dead Yet The End of Public Health? It’s Not Dead Yet
Older federal health laws are on a downward spiral to address modern health problems, but the spiraling can reversed — if Congress acts.
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Read more: Employers and the Future of Public Health Employers and the Future of Public Health
As state and federal public health authority erodes, employers may increasingly find themselves playing a central role in promoting public health.
