How Policies Enacted During COVID-19 Might Reduce Future Drug Spending
A positive outcome of the pandemic may be the demonstration via emergency measures that state governments can be flexible in substitution policies.

A positive outcome of the pandemic may be the demonstration via emergency measures that state governments can be flexible in substitution policies.
Allison M. Whelan, J.D. Senior Fellow, Center for Biotechnology &Global Health Policy, University of California, Irvine School of Law Guest Blogger A legislative advisory committee is set to present an amended bill to the Minnesota State Legislature this session that raises the standard of care provided to incarcerated pregnant women in Minnesota prisons. The amendment…
By Hosea H. Harvey, JD, PhD Last week, Ohio joined the vast majority of states that have enacted laws designed to reduce long-term health consequences for youth athletes who suffer concussions (technically, traumatic brain injuries or TBIs) in organized youth sports activities. Based on my research for an upcoming article “Reducing Traumatic Brain Injuries in…