Journal of Law and Health

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• PARENS PATRIAE AND PARENTAL RIGHTS: WHEN SHOULD THE STATE OVERRIDE PARENTAL MEDICAL DECISIONS?
• TIME FOR CHANGE: STEPPING UP THE FDA'S REGULATION OF DIETARY SUPPLEMENTS TO PROMOTE CONSUMER SAFETY AND AWARENESS.
• A NEW AGE OF EVOLUTION: PROTECTING THE CONSUMER'S MORAL AND LEGAL RIGHT TO KNOW THROUGH THE CLEAR AND TRANSPARENT LABELING OF ALL GENETICALLY MODIFIED FOODS.
• CONCUSSIONS AND CONTRACTS: THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE'S LIMITATIONS TO PROTECTING ITS PLAYERS FROM CHRONIC TRAUMATIC ENCEPHALOPATHY.
• SOLVING THE OPIOID EPIDEMIC IN OHIO.
• KEEP YOUR FRIENDS CLOSE AND YOUR MEDICAL RECORDS CLOSER: DEFINING THE EXTENT TO WHICH A CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT TO INFORMATIONAL PRIVACY PROTECTS MEDICAL RECORDS.
• PUFFING AWAY PARENTAL RIGHTS: A SURVEY AND ANALYSIS OF WHETHER SECONDHAND SMOKE EXPOSURE IS CHILD ABUSE.
• CONGRESS PRESCRIBES PREEMPTION OF STATE TORT-REFORM LAWS TO REMEDY HEALTHCARE "CRISIS": AN IMPROPER PROGNOSIS?
• THE BELL HAS RUNG: ANSWERING THE DOOR FOR STUDENT-ATHLETE CONCUSSION ISSUES IN THE NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION.
• THE ETHICS IN SYNTHETICS: STATISTICS IN THE SERVICE OF ETHICS AND LAW IN HEALTH-RELATED RESEARCH IN BIG DATA FROM MULTIPLE SOURCES.

Featured documents

• BRIDGING THE NCAA'S ACCIDENT INSURANCE COVERAGE GAPS? A DEEP DIVE INTO THE UNCERTAINTIES OF INJURY COVERAGE IN COLLEGE CONTACT SPORTS, AND THE IMPACT THAT HAS ON ATHLETE'S FUTURE PHYSICAL AND FINANCIAL COMFORTS.
• THE BELL HAS RUNG: ANSWERING THE DOOR FOR STUDENT-ATHLETE CONCUSSION ISSUES IN THE NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION.
• CIRCLING THE DRAIN: REGULATING NUTRIENT POLLUTION FROM AGRICULTURAL SOURCES.
• The Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, electronic health records, and the challenge of electronic discovery.
• Symposium: the legal and ethical implications of posthumous reproduction.
• Bullies in a wired world: the impact of cyberspace victimization on adolescent mental health and the need for cyberbullying legislation in Ohio.
• Time to cut the fat: the case for government anti-obesity legislation.
• Making language access to health care meaningful: the need for a federal health care interpreters' statute.
• Shifting our focus from retribution to social justice: an alternative vision for the treatment of pregnant women who harm their fetuses.
• Who can afford it? The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act's failure to regulate excessive cost-sharing of prescription biologic drugs.