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  1. Science and Public Health in the Trump Era: The Dismantling of Evidence and Institutions, and Proposals for Reconstruction
  2. US Global Health Leadership: The First Year of the Second Trump Administration
  3. State Vaccine Law and Policy—A New Threat to Public Health
  4. The Trump presidency: Cascading global shocks on global health
  5. You Serve at the Pleasure of the President: As Such You are No Longer Wanted or Needed
  6. Assault on the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention—Budget Cuts, Political Control, and the Erosion of Trust
  7. Changed Recommendations for COVID-19 Vaccines for Children and Pregnant Women
  8. The WHO Pandemic Agreement
  9. What success looks like
  10. Making America Healthy Again: Remedies for Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s Campaign against Chronic Disease
  11. A World Without WHO—A Crossroads for US Global Health Leadership
  12. The United States Withdrawal From the World Health Organization: Implications and Challenges
  13. Prepare now for a potential H5N1 pandemic
  14. Global and national actions to prevent trade in substandard and adulterated medicines
  15. A world less safe and secure
  16. The Quality Health Information for All Commission: reinventing health communication for the digital era
  17. Global Health Law: Reflections on the Past, Present, and Future of the Field
  18. Mpox: Neglect has led to a more dangerous virus now spreading across borders, harming and killing people. Leaders must take action to stop mpox now
  19. The Mpox Global Health Emergency — A Time for Solidarity and Equity
  20. Smallpox Readiness
  21. Curbing Agency Expertise Threatens Public Health: Braidwood and the Nondelegation Doctrine
  22. The pandemic treaty: a grand global social bargain
  23. Global Health Law for a Safer and Fairer World
  24. The World Health Organization was born as a normative agency: Seventy-five years of global health law under WHO governance
  25. <span>The Health and Human Rights Impact Assessment: The Preeminent Value of Equity</span>
  26. Teaching Global Health Law: Preparing the Next Generation for Future Challenges
  27. A critical juncture for human rights in global health: Strengthening human rights through global health law reforms
  28. Vaccination Mandates—An Old Public Health Tool Faces New Challenges
  29. The Origins of Covid-19 — Why It Matters (and Why It Doesn’t)
  30. Judicial Power and Influence on Population Health
  31. The Global Health Architecture: Governance and International Institutions to Advance Population Health Worldwide
  32. The WHO’s 75th anniversary: WHO at a pivotal moment in history
  33. Foundations of Global Health Law & Policy
  34. COP27: The Prospects and Challenges for the Middle East and North Africa (MENA)
  35. Climate Change, Public Health & Human Rights
  36. No Future but a Shared Future
  37. The End of <i>Roe v Wade</i> and New Legal Frontiers on the Constitutional Right to Abortion
  38. The Federal Global Migration and Quarantine Network: A Report From the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine
  39. An International Agreement on Pandemic Prevention and Preparedness
  40. Digital Health Passes in the Age of COVID-19: Are 'Vaccine Passports' Lawful and Ethical?
  41. Equitable Allocation of COVID-19 Vaccines: An Analysis of Allocation Plans of CDC's Jurisdictions with Implications for Disparate Impact Monitoring
  42. Mandatory SARS-CoV-2 Vaccinations in K-12 Schools, Colleges/Universities, and Businesses
  43. The Stellenbosch Consensus on Legal National Responses to Public Health Risks
  44. The Stellenbosch Consensus on the International Legal Obligation to Collaborate and Assist in Addressing Pandemics
  45. The Legal Determinants of Health: How Can We Achieve Universal Health Coverage and What Does it Mean?
  46. Equitable Allocation of COVID-19 Vaccines: An Analysis of the Initial Allocation Plans of CDC's Jurisdictions with Implications for Disparate Impact Monitoring
  47. Has Global Health Law Risen to Meet the COVID-19 Challenge? Revisiting the International Health Regulations to Prepare for Future Threats
  48. Health Inequalities
  49. Rationing Safe and Effective COVID-19 Vaccines: Allocating to States Proportionate to Population May Undermine Commitments to Mitigating Health Disparities
  50. Using COVID-19 to Strengthen the WHO: Promoting Health and Science Above Politics
  51. What Prioritizing Worse-Off Minority Groups for COVID-19 Vaccines Means Quantitatively: Practical, Legal and Ethical Implications
  52. WHO Global Action Plan to Promote the Health of Refugees and Migrants
  53. The two most important questions for ethical public health
  54. State Abortion Restrictions and the New Supreme Court
  55. Guiding industry settlements of opioid litigation
  56. Safe Vaccinations for a Healthy Nation
  57. "Big" Food, Tobacco, and Alcohol: Reducing Industry Influence on Noncommunicable Disease Prevention Laws and Policies Comment on "Addressing NCDs: Challenges From Industry Market Promotion and Interferences"
  58. A National Action Plan to Eliminate Vaccine Preventable Childhood Diseases
  59. The legal determinants of health: harnessing the power of law for global health and sustainable development
  60. WHO takes action to promote the health of refugees and migrants
  61. Supervised Injection Facilities
  62. Requiring Human Papillomavirus Vaccination for School Entry
  63. Ebola in the Democratic Republic of the Congo: time to sound a global alert?
  64. Ebola and War in the Democratic Republic of Congo
  65. Living, Aging, and Dying in Healthy and Just Societies: Life Lessons From my Father
  66. Global Health: Shared Obligations and Mutual Respect
  67. Fighting Novel Diseases amidst Humanitarian Crises
  68. TheLancetcommission on global health law: the transformative power of law to advance the right to health
  69. 70 years of human rights in global health: drawing on a contentious past to secure a hopeful future
  70. Substantial Shifts in Supreme Court Health Law Jurisprudence
  71. The World Health Organization’s Momentous Struggle to Respond to the AIDS Pandemic
  72. Health Data and Privacy in the Digital Era
  73. The how: a message for the UN high-level meeting on NCDs
  74. Banning Abortion in Cases of Down Syndrome
  75. HPV Vaccination: A Public Good and a Health Imperative
  76. The Second Amendment and a Well-Regulated Firearms Environment
  77. Enforcing Federal Drug Laws in States Where Medical Marijuana Is Lawful
  78. Tapping the Power of Soda Taxes: A Call for Multidisciplinary Research and Broad-Based Advocacy Coalitions – A Response to the Recent Commentaries
  79. China’s “new” silk road
  80. Language, Science, and Politics
  81. Legal capacities required for prevention and control of noncommunicable diseases
  82. Partnerships for child health: capitalising on links between the sustainable development goals
  83. Mandatory vaccination: understanding the common good in the midst of the global polio eradication campaign
  84. Tackling Obesity and Disease: The Culprit Is Sugar; the Response Is Legal Regulation
  85. Framing Human Rights in Global Health Governance
  86. Responding to the Public Health Harms of a Globalizing World Through Human Rights in Global Governance (Introduction)
  87. The “Great” Generation and a Not‐So‐Great Health System
  88. Advancing the Right to Health—The Vital Role of Law
  89. Reframing the Opioid Epidemic as a National Emergency
  90. The global health law trilogy: towards a safer, healthier, and fairer world
  91. The World Health Organization's Ninth Director‐General: The Leadership of Tedros Adhanom
  92. The Untapped Power of Soda Taxes: Incentivizing Consumers, Generating Revenue, and Altering Corporate Behavior
  93. Law as a fixture between the One Health interfaces of emerging diseases
  94. Hunger, Health, and Compassion
  95. Flu, Floods, and Fire: Ethical Public Health Preparedness
  96. Presidential Immigration Policies
  97. Revamping the US Federal Common Rule
  98. Reforming Federal Public Health Powers
  99. Future-proofing global health: Governance of priorities
  100. 2016: The Year of the Soda Tax
  101. Best Evidence Aside: Why Trump's Executive Order Makes America Less Healthy
  102. Legal priorities for prevention of non-communicable diseases: innovations from WHO's Eastern Mediterranean region
  103. Privatized Pharmaceutical Innovation vs Access to Essential Medicines
  104. Federal Powers to Control Communicable Conditions: Call for Reforms to Assure National Preparedness and Promote Global Security
  105. Reimagining WHO: leadership and action for a new Director-General
  106. The Affordable Care Act
  107. Global Health: A Pivotal Moment Of Opportunity And Peril
  108. Our Shared Vulnerability to Dangerous Pathogens
  109. A Very Long Journey: A Decade's Quest for Quarantine Regulations
  110. The next WHO Director-General's highest priority: a Global Treaty on the Human Right to Health
  111. Trade, Investment, and Tobacco
  112. Zika virus and global health security
  113. Women’s Health and Abortion Rights
  114. “Big Food” Is Making America Sick
  115. Strategies for Health System Innovation AfterGobeille v Liberty Mutual Insurance Company
  116. Politics and Public Health: The Flint Drinking Water Crisis
  117. A Yellow Fever Epidemic
  118. Is the United States Prepared for a Major Zika Virus Outbreak?
  119. Toward a Common Secure Future: Four Global Commissions in the Wake of Ebola
  120. Lead in the Water: A Tale of Social and Environmental Injustice
  121. The International Health Regulations: The Governing Framework for Global Health Security
  122. Neglected Dimensions of Global Security
  123. A Public Health Framework for Screening Mammography
  124. Global Health Security After Ebola: Four Global Commissions
  125. The Emerging Zika Pandemic
  126. Physician-Assisted Dying
  127. The International Right to Health: What Does It Mean in Legal Practice and How Can It Affect Priority Setting for Universal Health Coverage?
  128. The Sustainable Development Goals
  129. A Tale of Two Diseases: Mental Illness and HIV/AIDS
  130. Forced Migration
  131. Imagining Global Health with Justice: In Defense of the Right to Health
  132. The Future of the World Health Organization: Lessons Learned From Ebola
  133. Middle East Respiratory Syndrome
  134. Public health, universal health coverage, and Sustainable Development Goals: can they coexist?
  135. King v Burwell
  136. The normative authority of the World Health Organization
  137. The Americans With Disabilities Act at 25
  138. Are adaptive randomised trials or non-randomised studies the best way to address the Ebola outbreak in west Africa?
  139. Why Healthy Behavior Is the Hard Choice
  140. A retrospective and prospective analysis of the west African Ebola virus disease epidemic: robust national health systems at the foundation and an empowered WHO at the apex
  141. Law's power to safeguard global health: a Lancet–O'Neill Institute, Georgetown University Commission on Global Health and the Law
  142. Strengthening the Detection of and Early Response to Public Health Emergencies: Lessons from the West African Ebola Epidemic
  143. Law, Ethics, and Public Health in the Vaccination Debates
  144. Good Science + Good Ethics = Good Law: Five Rules for Epidemic Preparedness
  145. Law, Medicine, and Public Health Preparedness: The Case of Ebola
  146. World Health Organization Reform: Lessons Learned from the Ebola Epidemic
  147. Imagining global health with justice
  148. State and Municipal Innovations in Obesity Policy: Why Localities Remain a Necessary Laboratory for Innovation
  149. Public Health in the Age of Ebola in West Africa
  150. Indonesia Has It Backward: It's Not E-Cigarettes That's the Problem but Smoking
  151. Public Health, Universal Health Coverage, and Sustainable Development Goals: Can They Coexist?
  152. Is the United States Prepared for Ebola?
  153. Ethical Allocation of Drugs and Vaccines in the West African Ebola Epidemic
  154. Public Health Emergencies: What Counts?
  155. The Historic Role of Boards of Health in Local Innovation
  156. Ebola: a crisis in global health leadership
  157. Ebola: towards an International Health Systems Fund
  158. The Ebola Epidemic
  159. Virus sharing, genetic sequencing, and global health security
  160. Global Polio Eradication: Espionage, Disinformation, and the Politics of Vaccination
  161. The ACA’s Contraceptive Mandate
  162. E-Cigarettes, Vaping, and Youth
  163. Non-communicable diseases: Healthy living needs global governance
  164. The Global Health Security Agenda in an Age of Biosecurity
  165. Global rules for global health: why we need an independent, impartial WHO
  166. Limiting What We Can Eat: A Bridge Too Far?
  167. Global Health and the Law
  168. Legal and Ethical Responsibilities Following Brain Death: The McMath and Muñoz Cases
  169. Towards a framework convention on global health
  170. Bloomberg's Health Legacy:Urban Innovator or Meddling Nanny?
  171. Who Owns Human Genes?
  172. Recent Shifts in Global Governance: Implications for the Response to Non-communicable Diseases
  173. PEPFAR's Antiprostitution “Loyalty Oath”: Politicizing Public Health
  174. “Enhanced, Edgier”: A Euphemism for “Shame and Embarrassment”?
  175. Stemming the Global Trade in Falsified and Substandard Medicines
  176. Tobacco endgame strategies: challenges in ethics and law
  177. Tackling the Global NCD Crisis: Innovations in Law and Governance
  178. Emergency Preparedness and Public Health
  179. Repackaging Cigarettes — Will the Courts Thwart the FDA?
  180. The Power to Block the Affordable Care Act
  181. Ethical Challenges of Preexposure Prophylaxis for HIV
  182. A Framework for Catastrophic Disaster Response
  183. The Supreme Court's Historic Ruling on the Affordable Care Act
  184. Child Abuse Reporting
  185. A Framework Convention on Global Health
  186. The Influenza Controversy: Should Limits Be Placed on Science?
  187. One Health, One World—The Intersecting Legal Regimes of Trade, Climate Change, Food Security, Humanitarian Crises, and Migration
  188. The Limits of Government Regulation of Science
  189. Marketing Pharmaceuticals
  190. FOREWORD IN HONOUR OF A PIONEER OF MEDICAL LAW: PROFESSOR MARGARET BRAZIER OBE QC FMEDSCI
  191. Affordable Care Act Litigation
  192. Human rights violations of people with mental and psychosocial disabilities: an unresolved global crisis
  193. Mandatory HPV Vaccination and Political Debate
  194. Human rights and the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control: mutually reinforcing systems
  195. The WHO Pandemic Influenza Preparedness Framework
  196. Food and Drug Administration Regulation of Food Safety
  197. Public health measures to control tuberculosis in low-income countries: ethics and human rights considerations
  198. Laws Editorial
  199. Dangerous People or Dangerous Weapons
  200. Vaccine Liability in the Supreme Court
  201. The Joint Action and Learning Initiative: Towards a Global Agreement on National and Global Responsibilities for Health
  202. Reforming the World Health Organization
  203. Biosafety Concerns Involving Genetically Modified Mosquitoes to Combat Malaria and Dengue in Developing Countries
  204. Improving the Population's Health: The Affordable Care Act and the Importance of Integration
  205. The United States' Engagement in Global Tobacco Control
  206. The Right to Bear Arms
  207. National and global responsibilities for health
  208. The President's Global Health Initiative
  209. Restoring Health to Health Reform
  210. Health Care Reform—A Historic Moment in US Social Policy
  211. The unconscionable health gap: a global plan for justice
  212. Reducing Distracted Driving
  213. Health Care Reform in Transition
  214. Trans Fat Bans and the Human Freedom: A Refutation
  215. Implementing Public Health Regulations in Developing Countries: Lessons from the OECD Countries
  216. Innovative Solutions to Closing the Health Gap between Rich and Poor: A Special Symposium on Global Health Governance
  217. The National Individual Health Insurance Mandate
  218. What Duties Do Poor Countries Have for the Health of Their Own People?
  219. The Value of Public Deliberation in Public Health Preparedness
  220. FDA Regulation of Tobacco
  221. The International Response to Climate Change
  222. Evolving From Reductionism to Holism
  223. Commentary: A Legal Perspective on Diabetes Surveillance—Privacy and the Police Power
  224. Ethical Collection, Storage, and Use of Public Health Data
  225. Influenza A(H1N1) and Pandemic Preparedness Under the Rule of International Law
  226. Regulating the Safety of Pharmaceuticals
  227. The Social Face of Economic Growth
  228. Grand challenges in global health governance
  229. Reforming the HIPAA Privacy Rule
  230. A broader liberty: J.S. Mill, paternalism and the public's health
  231. Science, Politics, and Values
  232. The Americans With Disabilities Act
  233. Mental Health as a Human Right
  234. Assessing Laws and Legal Authorities for Obesity Prevention and Control
  235. Improving Laws and Legal Authorities for Obesity Prevention and Control
  236. Government and Science: The Unitary Executive versus Freedom of Scientific Inquiry
  237. Swine Flu Vaccine: What Is Fair?
  238. HIV/AIDS, Reproductive and Sexual Health, and the Law
  239. President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief
  240. HIV/AIDS, Reproductive and Sexual Health, and the Law
  241. The International Migration and Recruitment of Nurses
  242. Global Health Law: A Definition and Grand Challenges
  243. Meeting the Survival Needs of the World's Least Healthy People
  244. A Proposal for a Framework Convention on Global Health
  245. The Duty of States to Assist other States in Need: Ethics, Human Rights, and International Law
  246. The Global Reach of Hiv/Aids: Science, Politics, Economics, and Research
  247. Personal Privacy and Common Goods: A Framework for Balancing Under the National Health Information Privacy Rule
  248. Public Health Law in an Age of Terrorism: Re-Thinking Individual Rights and Common Goods
  249. Public Health Theory and Practice in the Constitutional Design
  250. The Model State Emergency Health Powers Act: Public Health and Civil Liberties in a Time of Terrorism
  251. A Theory and Definition of Public Health Law
  252. Health, Communication, and Behavior: Freedom of Expression
  253. Public Health Regulation: A Systematic Evaluation
  254. Health and Human Rights
  255. Towards the Development of a Human Rights Impact Assessment for the Formulation and Evaluation of Public Health Policies