Regulating Out of the Social Media Health Crisis
Social media poses an active health threat to many of its users, in a way that is akin to other regulated substances.
Professional Regulation
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Lawyers and law schools could be a shining case study for back pain prevention initiatives.
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Read more: Call Your Senator and Help Give Doctors a Break Call Your Senator and Help Give Doctors a Break
The proposed legislation will increase the number of resident physician positions supported by Medicare by 2,000 each year from 2023 to 2029.
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Read more: Becoming a Bioethicist is Expensive. That’s a Problem. Becoming a Bioethicist is Expensive. That’s a Problem.
The financial barriers associated with becoming a bioethicist make the field less accessible, undermining the quality and relevance of bioethics research.
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Read more: The Paradoxical Legal Treatment of Preventive Medicine The Paradoxical Legal Treatment of Preventive Medicine
Despite its salubrious aim, stigma, shame, and fear often are attached to the use of preventative care.
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Read more: Health Justice Can’t Be Blind Health Justice Can’t Be Blind
The legal profession has not only the ability, but also the responsibility, to address longstanding systemic harms.
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Read more: Disclosing Pain: The Case for Greater Transparency Disclosing Pain: The Case for Greater Transparency
Clinicians across medical settings commonly euphemize or understate pain, which has concerning implications for patient trust, consent, and care quality.
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Read more: Moving Beyond a State-Centric Pandemic Preparedness Paradigm: A Call for Action Moving Beyond a State-Centric Pandemic Preparedness Paradigm: A Call for Action
The state-centric infectious disease regime violates the fundamental principle of how contagious diseases spread within and across countries.
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Read more: Shortening Medical Training Would Help Trainees Balance Family and Career Shortening Medical Training Would Help Trainees Balance Family and Career
The length of medical training unnecessarily compromises trainees’ ability to balance their careers with starting families.
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Read more: Legal and Ethical Analysis of Court-Ordered Ivermectin Treatment for COVID-19 Legal and Ethical Analysis of Court-Ordered Ivermectin Treatment for COVID-19
What are the implications of a court requiring a doctor to administer a drug they do not believe is medically indicated?
