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Medicaid's Gold Standard Coverage For Children And Youth: Past, Present, And Future, Jane Perkins, Sarah Somers

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Ai's Legitimate Interest: Towards A Public Benefit Privacy Model, Charlotte A. Tschider

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Health data uses are on the rise. Increasingly more often, data are used for a variety of operational, diagnostic, and technical uses, as in the Internet of Health Things. Never has quality data been more necessary: large data stores now power the most advanced artificial intelligence applications, applications that may enable early diagnosis of chronic diseases and enable personalized medical treatment. These data, both personally identifiable and de-identified, have the potential to dramatically improve the quality, effectiveness, and safety of artificial intelligence.

Existing privacy laws do not 1) effectively protect the privacy interests of individuals and 2) provide the flexibility …

Regulatory De-Arbitrage In Twenty-First Century Cures Act's Health Information Regulation, Craig Konnoth

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Foreword, Isabella Masini

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Can Clinical Genetics Laboratories Be Sued For Medical Malpractice?, Alexandra L. Foulkes, Jessica L. Roberts, Paul S. Appelbaum, Wendy K. Chung, Ellen Wright Clayton, Barbara Evans, Gary E. Marchant

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Disentangling Dicta: Prince V. Massachusetts, Police Power And Childhood Vaccine Policy, Katherine Drabiak

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Off-Label Drug Risks: Toward A New Fda Regulatory Approach, George Horvath

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Reference Pricing In Health Care: An Inventory Of Techniques, And Practical And Policy Implications, Jackson Williams

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Why Prison Dental Care Matters: Legal, Policy, And Practical Concerns, Anne S. Douds, Eileen M. Ahlin, Nicholas S. Fiori, Nicholas J. Barrish

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Hepatitis C Litigation: Healing Inmates As A Public Health Strategy, Robert Katz

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The Health And Legal Implications Of Early Screening For Developmental Disabilities, Jacqueline Safstrom, Jennifer Safstrom

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Foreword, Isabella Mancini

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Tobacco Product Warnings In The Mist Of Vaping: A Retrospective On The Public Health Cigarette Smoking Act, John D. Blum

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Warning labels have been mandated for cigarette packages under US federal law since the mid-1960s. While the nature and specificity of warnings has evolved, there is a long-standing skepticism about the effectiveness of textual warning labels, which has spurred the global use of pictorial warnings as a deterrent mechanism. Due to commercial speech challenges, the USFDA has delayed adoption of graphic cigarette labels, and the impact of pending, newly revised graphic warnings remains a matter of uncertainty. Like other matters of smoking abatement, public health anti-tobacco initiatives are compounded by the rapid increase in e-cigarette use where currently, mandatory warnings …

The Healthcare Privacy-Artificial Intelligence Impasse, Charlotte A. Tschider

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With the advent of the Internet, wireless technologies, advanced computing, and, ultimately, the integration of mobile devices into patient care, medical device technologies have revolutionized the healthcare sector. What once was a highly personal, one-to-one relationship between physician and patient has now been expanded, including medical device manufacturers, third party healthcare system providers, even physician-as-a-service for interpreting the data complex systems churn out. The introduction of technology to the healthcare field has, at an ever-increasing rate, transformed human health management.

Reworking privacy commitments in an AI world is an important endeavor. It may mean that we reconceptualize what these rights …

The Promise And Failures Of Children's Medicaid And The Role Of Medical-Legal Partnerships As Monitors And Advocates, Kate Mitchell

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For decades we have known that access to health care and early and preventive diagnosis and treatment can dramatically alter the course of a child’s life. Because of this knowledge, immediately after Congress enacted Medicaid, it created the Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnostic and Treatment, or EPSDT, program for children. EPSDT requires broad holistic and preventive care to correct or ameliorate health defects identified in Medicaid-eligible children. This coverage currently extends to 2 out of 5 children and 48 percent of children with special health care needs. Because of the broad parameters of coverage mandated by EPSDT, eligible children should …

Medicaid Waivers And Consumer Protection: Evidence From The States, Tracy Douglas

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The Shadows Of Life: Medicaid's Failure Of Health Care's Moral Test, Barak D. Richman, Kushal T. Kadakia, Shivani A. Shah

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Viral Sovereignty, Intellectual Property, And The Changing Global System For Sharing Pathogens For Infectious Disease Research, Sam Halabi

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Hipaa's Privacy Rule And State Privacy Laws: Roadblocks To Medical Organizations' Self-Policing Expert Medical Testimony, Miles J. Zaremski, Douglas M. Belofsky

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Foreword, Mary Hannosh

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Successes And Failures Of Social Health Insurance Schemes In Africa - Nigeria Versus Ghana And Rwanda: A Comparative Analysis, Obiajulu Nnamuchi, Jirinwayo Jude Odinkonigbo, Uju Beatrice Obuka, Helen Agu

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Foreword, Mary Hannosh

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Preparing To Age In Place: The Role Of Medicaid Waivers In Elder Abuse Prevention, Tara Sklar, Rachel Zuraw

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The Tools At Hand: Medicaid Payment Reform For People With Complex Medical Needs, John V. Jacobi

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A Dangerous Concoction: Pharmaceutical Marketing, Cognitive Biases, And First Amendment Overprotection, Cynthia M. Ho

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This Article argues that pharmaceutical marketing to doctors should be more critically evaluated and entitled to less First Amendment protection, contrary to a trend dating back to the Supreme Court's 2011 decision in Sorrell. In particular, the Article argues that more information to doctors in the form of pharmaceutical marketing does not necessarily result in better patient outcomes. The Article adds a significant critique based on the existence and impact of cognitive bias literature that has thus far not been recognized in this area. If courts fully embrace this understanding, they should recognize that the government, through the Food and …