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.

During the COVID-19 federal public health emergency, the sovereignty of the Native American Nations to protect their citizens was essential.

Never before in my career would the possibility of criminal prosecution loom as a consequence of making decisions in the patient’s best interest.

The Argentine experience offers insights to consider for countries at different stages of abortion struggles.

The public health establishment should take stock of itself and commit to better targeted and clearly justified employment of legal force.

The most promising path forward in public health is to continue recognizing federal authority and responsibility in this space.

Older federal health laws are on a downward spiral to address modern health problems, but the spiraling can reversed — if Congress acts.

Public health officials and their partners have fought and won against denialist laws using innovative arguments to counter antithetical approaches.

As state and federal public health authority erodes, employers may increasingly find themselves playing a central role in promoting public health.

The Supreme Court is willing to subordinate public health policies to pet interests in boosting religious freedom and dismantling the administrative state.
