Can Schools Require the COVID-19 Vaccine? Education, Equity, and the Courts
Given the potential legal challenges policymakers may face, legislation to remedy the COVID-19 educational crisis must be carefully drafted.
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Read more: Federal, State, and Local Responses to Student Absenteeism during COVID-19 Federal, State, and Local Responses to Student Absenteeism during COVID-19
States have taken various approaches to curbing increased absenteeism during the pandemic and addressing its impact on education.
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Read more: The Education Divide Caused by COVID-19 The Education Divide Caused by COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic and online learning have widened America’s educational inequality divide into a massive chasm.
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Read more: Why Justice is Good for America’s Health Why Justice is Good for America’s Health
Among the most salient lessons to be learned from the coronavirus pandemic is that justice is just plain good for America’s health.
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Read more: School Discipline is a Public Health Crisis School Discipline is a Public Health Crisis
Too often, policies and practices in schools that create and compound health inequities are narrated as falling outside health law and policy.
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Read more: What’s Missing From Biotech Graduate Education? With Free Course, RA Capital Attempts to Fill the Gaps What’s Missing From Biotech Graduate Education? With Free Course, RA Capital Attempts to Fill the Gaps
By Jessica Sagers As a PhD student in the life sciences at Harvard, I attended almost every career seminar that came through my inbox. I had no idea what I wanted to do after finishing my research doctorate, but I was certain that it wasn’t more cell culture. The walls of my academic bubble were…
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Read more: Genetic Discrimination in Education: What’s the Risk? Genetic Discrimination in Education: What’s the Risk?
By Kaitlyn Dowling, based on research by the Cyberlaw Clinic at the Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society In a new, year-long series on Bill of Health, we’ll be exploring the legal scholarship on genetic non-discrimination. We’ll talk more about GINA and state laws protecting citizens from genetic discrimination. We hope these posts help…
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Read more: Summer Course for Professionals in “Pharma Law & Policy” at the University of Copenhagen Summer Course for Professionals in “Pharma Law & Policy” at the University of Copenhagen
Stay abreast with recent developments and trends determining the legal and regulatory framework of the European pharmaceutical industry. What are the most significant current issues shaking and shaping the pharmaceutical industry today? The business environment and legal framework relevant to the pharmaceutical industry continues to change rapidly in the face of constant challenges posed by…
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Read more: Educating ELSI Educating ELSI
By Matthew L Baum “Examining the intersection of law and health care, biotech & bioethics” – the subtitle of the Bill of Health blog. I approach this intersection like many of my fellow students: outfitted with the tools and spectacles of a specific discipline. Whether that is health law, policy, medicine, engineering, philosophy, genetics, or…