Health Matrix. Journal of Law-Medicine

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• THE IMPLICATIONS OF MARIJUANA LEGALIZATION ON THE PREVALENCE AND SEVERITY OF SCHIZOPHRENIA.
• DIFFERENT BUT SAME: A CALL FOR A JOINT PRO-ACTIVE REGULATION OF CROSS-BORDER EGG AND SURROGACY MARKETS.
• SHINING CITY ON A HILL AT THE EDGE OF TOMORROW: CRISPR-CAS9, DICKEY-WICKER, AND THE INNER SPACE RACE.
• THE BROKEN MEDICARE APPEALS SYSTEM: FAILED REGULATORY SOLUTIONS AND THE PROMISE OF FEDERAL LITIGATION.
• HEALTH CARE HELD RANSOM: MODIFICATIONS TO DATA BREACH SECURITY & THE FUTURE OF HEALTH CARE PRIVACY PROTECTION.
• WITCH DOCTORS, ZOMBIES, AND ORACLES: RETHINKING HEALTH IN AMERICA.
• EXAMINING NONTHERAPEUTIC CIRCUMCISION.
• NEEDLES, HAYSTACKS AND NEXT-GENERATION GENETIC SEQUENCING.
• MAKE AMERICA DISCRIMINATE AGAIN? WHY HOBBY LOBBY'S EXPANSION OF RFRA IS BAD MEDICINE FOR TRANSGENDER HEALTH CARE.
• COUNTERING PAY-FOR-PERFORMANCE'S UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCES BY RETHINKING THE PHYSICIAN'S DUTY TO DISCLOSE.

Featured documents

• First do no harm: protecting patients through immunizing health care workers.
• DIFFERENT BUT SAME: A CALL FOR A JOINT PRO-ACTIVE REGULATION OF CROSS-BORDER EGG AND SURROGACY MARKETS.
• Why the medical malpractice crisis persists even when malpractice insurance premiums fall.
• The constitutionality of solitary confinement: insights from Maslow's hierarchy of needs.
• Creating a culture of health - one university's experience.
• Catching flies with vinegar: a critique of the centers for Medicare and Medicaid self-disclosure program.
• EXAMINING NONTHERAPEUTIC CIRCUMCISION.
• SCREENING OLDER PHYSICIANS FOR COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT: JUSTIFIABLE OR DISCRIMINATORY?
• The good, the bad, and the ugly: the unnecessarily broad impact of qui tam civil False Claims Act cases on rural health care providers.
• Big data proxies and health privacy exceptionalism.