The SCOTUS Antibody Ruling Has an Uncertain Impact for Drug Makers and Patients
Scholars, analysts, and companies cannot agree on what Amgen v. Sanofi means for patients, drug makers, and innovation.
Constitutional Law
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Read more: The Constitutionality of Banning Interstate Travel for Abortion The Constitutionality of Banning Interstate Travel for Abortion
Legal authority suggests that the Constitution does not clearly prohibit a state from regulating abortion travel.
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Read more: Sovereignty, Federalism, and Native Nations: Tribal Nations in a Public Health Emergency 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.
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Read more: Improving the Future of Public Health by Applauding Appropriate Judicial Oversight Improving the Future of Public Health by Applauding Appropriate Judicial Oversight
The public health establishment should take stock of itself and commit to better targeted and clearly justified employment of legal force.
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Read more: Federalizing Public Health Federalizing Public Health
The most promising path forward in public health is to continue recognizing federal authority and responsibility in this space.
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Read more: The End of Public Health? It’s Not Dead Yet The End of Public Health? It’s Not Dead Yet
Older federal health laws are on a downward spiral to address modern health problems, but the spiraling can reversed — if Congress acts.
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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: Is Preemption the Cure for Healthcare Federalism’s Restrictions on Medication Abortion? Is Preemption the Cure for Healthcare Federalism’s Restrictions on Medication Abortion?
The consequences that result from state bans and restrictions on medication abortion represent just one example of “healthcare federalism.”
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Read more: Federal Failures to Protect Incarcerated People During Public Health Crises Federal Failures to Protect Incarcerated People During Public Health Crises
For over a year prisoners were denied our most fundamental support systems.
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Read more: The Dr. Oz Paradox The Dr. Oz Paradox
Why does the law sanction giving bad advice to one patient, while it permits giving bad advice to millions of YouTube or television viewers?
