Regional Insights for Constitutionalizing the Right to Health in Chile
Significant attention should be paid to the alignment of formal norms with the institutional architecture of the health system.

Significant attention should be paid to the alignment of formal norms with the institutional architecture of the health system.

Four decades after Pinochet’s constitution, Chile has the opportunity to revisit the foundations on which society is built.

Psychedelics may fill the growing need for innovative psychiatric drugs. Some cities, dissatisfied with the U.S. war on drugs, are decriminalizing them.

Full recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic will require new policy that promotes equity and streamlines access to social services.

Reopening involves disproportionate risks to the health of some residents over others, and the State’s push forward fails to adequately address these risks.

COVID-19 or not, all clinicians need to be trained in how to talk to patients and families about their goals and values and tailor care accordingly.

The COVID-19 pandemic has laid bare the importance of clearly expressing personal wishes for medical care in emergency situations.

Alicia Ely Yamin (Petrie-Flom Center Senior Fellow), will now serve as the Senior Advisor on Human Rights at Partners In Health (PIH).

Increased flexibility for 340B covered entities is necessary to address COVID-19 disparities faced by marginalized communities.

Human subjects research has long been plagued by racial inequality. While flagrant abuses have been curtailed, disparities have, unfortunately, persisted.
