Journal of Law and Health

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• FACE OFF: OVERCOMING THE FIFTH AMENDMENT CONFLICT BETWEEN CYBERSECURITY AND SELF-INCRIMINATION.
• EMOTIONAL DISTRESS CLAIMS, DIGNITARY TORTS, AND THE MEDICAL-LEGAL FICTION OF REASONABLE SENSITIVITY.
• DEATH BY DETOX: SUBSTANCE WITHDRAWAL, A POSSIBLE DEATH ROW FOR INDIVIDUALS IN CUSTODY.
• CATALYST PHARMS., INC. V. BECERRA: WHEN THE FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION REPEATEDLY IGNORES THE PLAIN LANGUAGE OF THE ORPHAN DRUG ACT (ODA).
• FALSE CLAIMS: THE COORDINATED EXPLOITATION OF THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT BY THE HEALTHCARE INDUSTRY.
• DUE PROCESS JUNIOR: COMPETENT (ENOUGH) FOR THE COURT: The Need to Amend Ohio's Juvenile Competency Statute to Ensure that Juvenile Due Process Rights are Protected and Better Inform Judicial Discretion in Determining Juvenile Competency.
• FROM HEALTHCARE TO HIRING: IMPACTS OF SOCIAL AND PUBLIC POLICY ON DISABLED VETERANS IN THE UNITED STATES.
• RECONNECTING THE PATIENT: WHY TELEHEALTH POLICY SOLUTIONS MUST CONSIDER THE DEEPENING DIGITAL DIVIDE.
• Machine Learning-Based Medical Devices: the FDA's Regulation, Requirements, and Restrictions.
• PRESENTATION ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND DISCRIMINATION IN HEALTHCARE.

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• FALSE CLAIMS: THE COORDINATED EXPLOITATION OF THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT BY THE HEALTHCARE INDUSTRY.
• The dark side of the boom: the peculiar dilemma of government spoliation in modern False Claims Act litigation.
• Why public health policy should redefine consent to assault and the intentional foul in gladiator sports.
• CONGRESS PRESCRIBES PREEMPTION OF STATE TORT-REFORM LAWS TO REMEDY HEALTHCARE "CRISIS": AN IMPROPER PROGNOSIS?
• RECONNECTING THE PATIENT: WHY TELEHEALTH POLICY SOLUTIONS MUST CONSIDER THE DEEPENING DIGITAL DIVIDE.
• Reproductive justice, public policy, and abortion on the basis of fetal impairment: lessons from international human rights law and the potential impact of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
• GRAVELY DISABLED: THE VESTIGIAL PRONG OF 5150 DESIGNATIONS.
• Hacking health care: authentication security in the age of meaningful use.
• THE PUBLIC HEALTH DEMAND FOR REVOKING NON-MEDICAL EXEMPTIONS TO COMPULSORY VACCINATION STATUTES.
• DUE PROCESS JUNIOR: COMPETENT (ENOUGH) FOR THE COURT: The Need to Amend Ohio's Juvenile Competency Statute to Ensure that Juvenile Due Process Rights are Protected and Better Inform Judicial Discretion in Determining Juvenile Competency.