So what does a Canada Research Chair in Health Law and Policy do for kicks? If the
research chair in question happens to be Timothy Caulfield, he treats himself like a human …

One of the main goals of this law is to fund biomedical research and speed the approval of
new drugs and medical devices. This is a positive legislative action to reposition the United …

The challenge of improving health care in America is a topic that has been addressed many
times in the pages of the Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics. The evergreen nature of the …

Biomedical research aims to advance our understanding of health and identify ways to
prevent, treat, or ameliorate diseases. Biomedical research findings can have a real impact …

On behalf of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF), I want to thank the Public Health
Law Association and the American Society of Law, Medicine & Ethics for your leadership …

With appreciation to Raymond Carver, 1 this commentary explores the question: what do we
talk about when we talk about health reform? The tile of the symposium published in this …

In looking back over past Chair's Columns, I am (again) awestruck by the depth and
personal insights offered by Alexandria, Hilary, Joyce, Bill, and the many great Chairs before …

Regulati h Page 1 Regulati h Malcolm Voyce Would regulation of alternative health programs
be good for consumers? Malcolm Voyce teaches law at Macquarie University. This article draws …

We stand on the edge of change. The Republican coalition is frayed, and its trusty issues—
slash taxes, cut programs, deregulate industry, preach morals—have worn thin. Will the …

Regulating technology in a field being fundamentally transformed by rapid advances is an
exercise in planning for the unknowable. The 21st Century Cures Act (“Cures Act”) presents …