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Eight Opportunities to Use the Law to Address Social Determinants of Health

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HUD can amend 24 CFR §982.553 to narrow public housing exclusions linked to drug use to situations in which a person’s use of illegal drugs is causing observable harm to the premises or the community, and tighten key definitions to better guide local public housing agencies. Code § 32) by making the tax credit monthly.

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Reclaiming Salus Populi

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Introduction: The Threat to Public Health As we reach the COVID-19 pandemic’s third anniversary, the warning signs for the future of public health law are everywhere. Along the way, courts have displayed an alarming disinterest in science or the impact of their decisions on the public’s health.

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Six Opportunities to Use the Law to Support Harm Reduction

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Far too often, the public health imperative of harm reduction is blocked by federal policy, state laws, and other structural barriers anchored in the “war on drugs” that reduce the effectiveness of harm reduction efforts. 152.092, repealed by SF 2909) or, at the least, amend them to exclude testing strips (e.g.,

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Health Care Nation – How to Inspire a Rosa Parks Moment for Healthcare in America?

Jane Sarashon

We started with the premise of the book, which evolved as Tom had been traveling all over the world advising health care providers, business, and government agencies. The pivot from AI to health policy Ive had the opportunity to work around the world with health systems.

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Merck Price Negotiation Lawsuit May Face Same Obstacles as 340B Takings Claims

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Both Lilly and Novo invoked the unconstitutional conditions doctrine, which they argued prohibited the government from requiring them to relinquish their property without just compensation as a condition of participating in federal health-insurance programs. Both courts pointed to the Supreme Court’s decision in Ruckelhaus v.

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Balancing Patient Rights and Costs in Medical Malpractice Claims

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The Government is considering possibly wide ranging tort reform. The debate should be careful not to focus primarily on economics and cost containment. However, it is considered important that negligence and wrongdoing are recognised and equally that these experiences are not repeated for others.”.

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Is a Federal Medical License Constitutional?

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Some scholars have interpreted this to mean that the federal government has the right under the Commerce Clause to regulate all medical licensure. Gupta cites the Dormant Commerce Clause doctrine, a court-invented principle which allows the federal government to strike down state laws deemed excessively burdensome to interstate trade.

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