Three Reactions to Braidwood v. Becerra
Leading experts in health law policy analyze Judge O’Connor’s ruling in Braidwood Management Inc. v. Becerra.
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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.
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Read more: Autonomy, Insurance, and Luck Autonomy, Insurance, and Luck
You will be surprised I’ve been through all the experiences described in this post, and that I’m still alive to tell you about them.
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Read more: How New Anxiety Screening Guidelines Can Reduce Inequities in Mental Health Care for Black Women How New Anxiety Screening Guidelines Can Reduce Inequities in Mental Health Care for Black Women
Screening all adults for anxiety and all Black women for depression could facilitate access to care and counter stigma.
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Read more: Is a Federal Medical License Constitutional? Is a Federal Medical License Constitutional?
Most doctors want a federal medical license. But would the Constitution allow Congress to control accreditation?
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Read more: Monthly Round-Up of What to Read on Pharma Law and Policy Monthly Round-Up of What to Read on Pharma Law and Policy
Interesting empirical studies, policy analyses, and editorials on health law and policy issues from November 2022.
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Read more: Physician-Led Advocacy for the Future of Reproductive Health Care Physician-Led Advocacy for the Future of Reproductive Health Care
The American Medical Association recently adopted new policies aimed at protecting access to reproductive health care.
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Read more: Falling Revenue Means Pharmacies in Italy Aren’t Keeping up with Other EU Countries Falling Revenue Means Pharmacies in Italy Aren’t Keeping up with Other EU Countries
Despite Italy being the fifth largest country in the EU for pharmaceutical expenditures, total revenue is dropping.
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Read more: We Haven’t ‘Learned the Lessons of COVID’ Until We Remake the Political Economy of Health We Haven’t ‘Learned the Lessons of COVID’ Until We Remake the Political Economy of Health
No one will have learned from COVID, or any such crisis, until we undo this fundamental, toxic relationship of health to capital once and for all.
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Read more: Creating Brain-Forward Policies Amid a ‘Mass Deterioration Event’ Creating Brain-Forward Policies Amid a ‘Mass Deterioration Event’
We know that COVID can affect our brains in ways both serious and subtle. How can our law and policy infrastructure understand and deal with its effects?
