Volume 24 Issue 2 is up on the digital commons! We have some wonderful pieces in this issue and are so excited to share them with you! Thank you to everyone involved in the hard work to get these articles published!!
Link below:
https://t.co/KYARb1qLGT
The Journal of Health Care Law and Policy is excited to announce that Volume 25 Issue 2 is officially up on Digital Commons!
Link below:
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BREAKING: The Senate has voted 53 to 47 to confirm Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson as the 116th Supreme Court justice — securing her place as the first Black woman on the nation's high court. https://t.co/K7768f7CPU
Join us via Zoom on April 7 and April 8 from 9am-12pm for a roundtable discussion on "Addressing Legal and Regulatory Barriers to Increase Access to Healthcare Through International Telemedicine."
For more information and to register for the event:
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The Journal of Health Care Law and Policy is excited to announce that Volume 25 Issue 1 is officially up on Digital Commons! We have some wonderful pieces in this issue and are so excited to share them with you!
Link below:
https://t.co/KYARb1qLGT
The second of our symposium essays is here! Check out @UMDLaw alum and former @UMD_JHCLP EIC Deepti A. Kulkarni (@SidleyLaw) on innovation and regulation in food!
https://t.co/NkBifB0gH6
Volume 24 Issue 1 is up on the digital commons! We are very excited about these pieces! Thank you to everyone involved in the hard work to get these articles published!!
Link below:
https://t.co/KYARb1qLGT
Issue 1 of Volume 15 is now live!
The issue features pieces from @AprilFDoss discussing the need for a new Church & Pike and Horst Eidenmuller comparing the philosophies behind the regulation of autonomous machines
https://t.co/AhRRrgT3ai
New publication in @UMD_JHCLP ! 📬
"The Effect of Proprietary and Attribution Claims on Data Sharing During Infectious Disease Emergencies" by Sam Halabi, Michelle Rourke, & @RebeccaKatz5
Read it here: https://t.co/EGrhTaffDK
Professor Richard Boldt & Attorney Eleanor Chung have published the article titled, Community Health Workers and Behavioral Health Care. Well worth a read!
https://t.co/jgCYj2iloR
Congratulations to Prof. @CzapansK at @UMDLaw on the publication of her article, "Vaccination, Disabled Children and Parental Income" forthcoming in our @UMD_JHCLP; also available now at @SSRN: https://t.co/HwlsG25TkM . #NCVIA
As parents around the country cancel well-child checkups to avoid coronavirus exposure, public health experts fear they are inadvertently sowing the seeds of another health crisis. From The New York Times: https://t.co/2gLQEgLua5
The measures one health system exec went through to secure PPE for his MA hospital - complete with clandestine transportation, FBI interrogation, and personal intervention by his Congressional rep. @NEJM https://t.co/vBJKIBju9x
previous SARS-CoV2 infection will actually confer any kind of long term immunity but the idea of such passports may lead individuals to put themselves at risk for such a license. Zhang uses our history with yellow fever to illustrate the point.
The Privilege of Immunity, great quick read from @sarahzhang and @TheAtlantic highlighting the perverse incentives created by “immunity passports” in the era of #COVID-19. Not only do we not actually know whether antibodies or... https://t.co/suuOLhFXNk