The specialty boards and antitrust: a legal perspective.Specialty board certification and federal civil rights statutes.Dedicatory essay on John C. Fletcher Bibliography of publications by John C. Fletcher.Informed consent--must it remain a fairy tale?Health based exclusion grounds in United States immigration policy: homosexuals, HIV infection and the medical examination of aliens.Incorporating explicit ethical reasoning into pandemic influenza policies.Asking too much: autonomy and responsibility at the end of life.HMO's, cost containment, and early offers: new malpractice threats and a proposed reform.Prescribing a legislative response: educators, physicians, and psychotropic medication for children.Deaths associated with abortion compared to childbirth--a review of new and old data and the medical and legal implications.Liability implications of utilization review as a cost containment mechanism.The terrible imbalance: human organs and tissues for therapy--a review of demand and supply.No fault compensation for medical misadventure--Australian expression of interest.Statutory caps: an involuntary contribution to the medical malpractice insurance crisis or a reasonable mechanism for obtaining affordable health care?The antitrust laws and the medical peer review process.Preferred provider organizations: balancing quality assurance and utilization review.The posthumous gift of life: the world according to Kane.Michael Martin and Robert Wendland: beyond the vegetative state.Regulating research on the terminally ill: a proposal for heightened safeguards.Preventive law by corporate professional team players: liability and responsibility in the work of company doctors.Cough up the money: a prescription for regulating Russian organized crime out of U.S. health care.NHTSA: putting the brakes on the air bag crisis or just a lot of hot air?The Nexum: a modest proposal for self-guardianship by contract: a system of advance directives and surrogate committees-at-large for the intermittently mentally ill.The liberal neutrality of living and dying: bioethics, constitutional law, and political theory in the American right-to-die debate.HIV-infected surgical personnel under the ADA: do they pose a direct threat or are reasonable accommodations possible?A national epidemic, a national conversation, a national law: in support of unique identifier reporting for HIV surveillance.Federal gun storage legislation: will this keep guns out of the hands of our children?The Adoption and Safe Families Act of 1997: changing child welfare policy without addressing parental substance abuse.Supervisors beware: the Family and Medical Leave Act may be hazardous to your health.Norplant: the new scarlet letter?American Manufacturers Mutual Insurance Company v. Sullivan: "Meta-Analysis" as a tool to navigate through the Supreme Court's "state action" maze.The conflict between autonomy and beneficence in medical ethics: proposal for a resolution.Standards of care and standard form contracts: distinguishing patient rights and consumer rights in managed care.Modernizing local responses to public health emergencies: bioterrorism, epidemics, and the model state emergency health powers act.HIV and art: reproductive choices and challenges.Averting the clone age: prospects and perils of human developmental manipulation.Turning a blind (white) eye in legislating mental health parity: the unmet, overlooked needs of the working poor in racial and ethnic minority communities.Recent developments in direct consumer advertising of attention disorder stimulants and creating limits to withstand constitutional scrutiny.Pregnant drug abusers are treated like criminals or not treated at all: a third option proposed.Should your ERISA remedy depend upon your geography?: an analysis of Rush Prudential HMO, INC. v. Moran.
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