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期刊名:Journal of law medicine & ethics

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ISSN:1073-1105

e-ISSN:1748-720X

IF/分区:1.3/Q2

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Tribal nations possess the inherent sovereign authority to protect the health and welfare of their people. Without equitable access to public health data, Tribal nations cannot fulfill this essential governmental duty. Federal, state, and l...
Quang Huu Dang Quang Huu Dang
The 2025 Public Health Law Conference theme - Connection. Collaboration. Community. - acknowledges this critical time in public health - a time when survival and progress both require working together to best leverage laws and policies. Thi...
Stephen Murphy,Meghan Mead,Emma Kaeser Stephen Murphy
Amid growing interest in the integration of health and social care to improve outcomes, communities across the United States have explored development of Community Information Exchanges (CIEs). A CIE is a community governed infrastructure t...
Amy Lieberman,Corey Davis,Alison Newman Amy Lieberman
Drug overdose and drug-related harm are major sources of preventable injury and death in the United States. The criminalization and stigmatization of people who use drugs continues to inform law and policy that is ineffective at preventing ...
Johnathon P Ehsani,Michelle Duren,Kerri McGowan Lowrey et al. Johnathon P Ehsani et al.
Every US state requires drivers to pass a knowledge and skills examination before obtaining their driver's license. Surprisingly little is known about the progression of people through the examination process. To date, no research has been ...
Fallon Julia Cochlin,Regen Weber-Fares,Jami Crespo et al. Fallon Julia Cochlin et al.
Public health data modernization in the United States has accelerated since COVID-19 exposed systemic weaknesses in fragmented data infrastructure and governance. Technical solutions have advanced, but legal and relational barriers still co...
Jeanne Ayers,Gnora Mahs,Margarita Northrop et al. Jeanne Ayers et al.
This article explores the connection between health and democracy, positing that public health is rooted in political decisions and that improving health outcomes and advancing health equity requires strengthening inclusive, representative ...
Joanne Pérodin,Betsy Lawton,Caleb Smith Joanne Pérodin
The data is clear: Earth's temperature is on the rise, with the 10 most recent years being the hottest on record. Extreme heat is the number one weather-related killer in the United States. Laws and policies to protect individuals from the ...
Shannon Rempe,Jami Crespo,Madison Lee et al. Shannon Rempe et al.
For more than a century, US courts generally deferred to public health authorities, recognizing their expertise and the necessity of swift, science-based action to protect population health. This deference supported legal interventions that...
April R Dworetz,Allison M Whelan,Ashley Waddell Tingstad et al. April R Dworetz et al.
Providing physiologic support to a brain-dead pregnant decedent poses complex ethical, legal, and clinical challenges. Understanding these considerations is necessary to navigate complex discussion and provide appropriate medical care. We u...