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Cock-a-doodle-doo: pandemic avian influenza and the legal preparation and consequences of an H5N1 influenza outbreak.Some reflections on teaching law and medicine in law school since the '60s.The Boren Amendment and data envelopment analysis.Big data proxies and health privacy exceptionalism.Working on the puzzle: health care coverage for low-wage workers.Medical peer review: the need to organize a protective approach.Tales of informed consent: four years on an institutional review board.Studies of transfer trauma in nursing home patients: how the legal system has failed to see the whole picture.Promoting better health care: policy arguments for concurrent quality assurance and attorney-client hospital incident report privileges.More tales from institutional review boards.Is antitrust anti-autonomy?Physician terminations in managed care: why are they occurring? How do we ensure they are just?Cross-subsidization in hospital care: some lessons from the law and economics of regulation.Patient dumping and EMTALA: past imperfect/future shock.Lost in a doctrinal wasteland: the exceptionalism of doctor-patient speech within the Rehnquist Court's First Amendment jurisprudence.Stopping embryo research.Stopping science: the case of cryptography.Ignorance is not bliss: why a ban on human cloning is unacceptable.Blinded by bioterrorism: public health and liberty in the 21st century.The changing landscape of carrier screening: expanding technology and options?.Constitutional adjudication and standards of review under pressure from biological technologies.The ghost in our genes: legal and ethical implications of epigenetics.Adjusting the role of chiropractors in the United States: why narrowing chiropractor scope of practice statutes will protect patients.An exploration of compulsory licensing as an effective policy tool for antiretroviral drugs in India.Prompt pay statutes should be interpreted to grant providers a private right of action to seek enforcement against payors.A right to no meaningful review under the due process clause: the aftermath of judicial deference to the federal administrative agencies.Advancing civil rights, the next generation: the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act of 2008 and beyond.Medical inappropriateness review: appropriately performed by a medical committee.PGTandMe: social networking-based genetic testing and the evolving research model."I hate my doctor": reputation, defamation, and physician-review websites.Privacy vs. progress: research exceptionalism is bad medicine.Muddying the waters: how the Supreme Court's decision in Merck v. Integra fails to resolve problems of judicial interpretation of 35 U.S.C. Section 271(E)(1), the "safe harbor" provision of the Hatch-Waxman Act.The corporate practice of medicine: a call for action.Freedom to pay or freedom to choose? Private contracting and Medicare beneficiaries.SNEAKING AROUND THE CONSTITUTION: PRETEXTUAL "HEALTH" LAWS AND THE FUTURE OF ROE V. WADE.How Medicare Part D, Medicaid, electronic prescribing, and ICD-10 could improve public health (but only if CMS lets them).Antitrust and the future of nursing: federal competition policy and the scope of practice.Direct and enhanced disclosure of researcher financial conflicts of interest: the role of trust.The failure of community benefit.Bending the health cost curve: the promise and peril of the Independent Payment Advisory Board.
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