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The Globalization of Health Care: Legal and Ethical Challenges

May 20 - May 21, 2011

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Conference Description The increasing globalization of health care and its inputs provides new challenges for health law and bioethics. This conference brought together leading scholars and policy-makers to discuss several…

Racial Disparities in Health Care Delivery

April 4, 2011

Forty years after the end of the Jim Crow era and the passage of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act, there remain large racial disparities in the American healthcare…

Is the Obama Health Care Reform Constitutional?

March 24, 2011

America's most significant health care reform initiative in over 50 years, and the centerpiece of President Obama's domestic policy agenda, has been challenged in federal courts across the country.…

Female Circumcision: Ethics and Human Rights

2010-2011

The practice of FGM has been at the center of health and human rights debates for decades. Public health, women's rights and child rights advocates, governments and health professional…

Health Law Workshop: Ernst Berndt

2010-2011

Presentation Ernst Berndt: Pricing and Reimbursement in US Pharmaceutical Markets This paper is not available for download.

Health Law Workshop: Adam Kolber

2010-2011

Presentation Download Adam Kolber's paper: The Experiential Future of the Law

Health Law Workshop: Rebecca Eisenberg

2010-2011

Presentation Rebecca Eisenberg: Patents and Regulatory Exclusivity This paper is not available for download.

Health Law Workshop: David Hyman

2010-2011

Presentation Download David Hyman's paper: Employment-Based Health Insurance: Is Health Reform a Game Changer?

Developments and Debates in New Legislation on Biologics

2010-2011

Peter Barton Hutt, Senior Counsel, Covington & Burling, LLP and Lecturer on Law at Harvard Law School, and Bruce A. Leicher, Senior Vice President and General Counsel at Momenta Pharmaceuticals…

Health Law Workshop: Nir Eyal

2010-2011

Presentation Nir Eyal: Deep exclusionary reasons: the case of luck egalitarianism and personal responsibility for health This paper is not available for download.

What (If Anything) Can the Mind Sciences and Evolutionary Biology Tell us about the Law and Morality

2010-2011

This panel discussion examined how developments in evolutionary biology and the mind sciences should inform law, philosophy, and economics, and focused on subjects such as punishment, responsibility, racism, addiction, and…