American Journal of Law & Medicine

Our Mental Health Law & Policy Symposium double issue (Vol. 49, Issues 2-3) is now live! Check it out here: cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Huge thanks to our Symposium Team!

@HarvardCHLPI @ASUCollegeOfLaw @UMKCLaw @wellnessatty @GWpublichealth @Rebecca__Morris Finally, @RutgersCommInfo's Sabrina Singh will present on the interplay between cost-sharing for preventive mental health services, adolescents' understandings of mental health, and their communication about mental health care with their physicians. tinyurl.com/4n363b4a

@HarvardCHLPI @ASUCollegeOfLaw @UMKCLaw @wellnessatty Opening our final panel on Braidwood's potential public health effects, @GWpublichealth's Rebecca Morris (@Rebecca__Morris) will discuss how loss of the no-cost preventive services mandate would negatively affect community health centers & their patients. tinyurl.com/4n363b4a

@HarvardCHLPI @ASUCollegeOfLaw .@UMKCLaw professor and wellness attorney Barbara Zabawa (@wellnessatty) will round out the third panel with her presentation on the potential role of wellness industry regulation absent the ACA's no-cost preventive services mandate post-Braidwood. tinyurl.com/4n363b4a

@HarvardCHLPI .@ASUCollegeOfLaw Professor David Gartner will then discuss Braidwood's potential equity impacts on cardiovascular disease, including socioeconomic disparities in preventive service access and life expectancy. tinyurl.com/4n363b4a

Our third panel on healthcare access & equity will begin with @HarvardCHLPI's Anu Dairkee, MD and Elizabeth Kaplan explaining how Braidwood's potential impacts on the USPSTF and ACA preventive services coverage mandate threaten health equity advances. tinyurl.com/4n363b4a

@oneillinstitute @JAMA_current @TuftsMedSchool @UTexasLaw @lsepper Following up, @SetonHallLaw Professor Doron Dorfman (@DorfmanDoron) will present on his conceptual model for preventive medicine stigma and its role in health law and policy. tinyurl.com/4n363b4a

@oneillinstitute @JAMA_current @TuftsMedSchool Our second panel on preventive health care moralization features @UTexasLaw Professor Elizabeth Sepper (@lsepper) exploring the potential reach of religious freedom claims to limit mandatory employer-sponsored insurance coverage of preventive services. tinyurl.com/4n363b4a

@oneillinstitute Next, @JAMA_current Executive Editor Gregory Curfman, MD and @TuftsMedSchool Professor Marcia Boumil will interrogate the constitutional challenge against the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force in the Braidwood case. tinyurl.com/4n363b4a

Opening our panel on health agency authority, Georgetown Law @oneillinstitute's Andrew Twinamatsiko will discuss the role of delegation in health law and the potential consequences of the nondelegation doctrine for health care and public health agencies tinyurl.com/4n363b4a

[Call for Papers] American Journal of Law & Medicine: Vol. 51, Issue 1 app.scholasticahq.com/conversation/q… via @scholasticahq #LRSubmissions

Yale University Professor Abbe R. Gluck (Schools of Law and Medicine) will deliver the keynote speech, introducing the Braidwood case and its potential significance for health law. tinyurl.com/4n363b4a

AJLM continues to solicit articles for Volume 51, Issue 1 to be published in Spring 2025! Find us on Scholastica: ajlm.scholasticahq.com #LRSubmissions

For the next two weeks the @JLME_ASLME symposium "Seeking Reproductive Justice in the Next 50 Years," guest edited by @AzizaAhmed @nhuberfeld1 @ProfLMcClain is FREE & OPEN-ACCESS for everyone! Please take a look! @BU_Law @CLER_BUSPH @AJLM_News @ASLMENews cambridge.org/core/journals/…

AJLM's annual symposium is nearly three weeks away! We're thrilled to spotlight our outstanding presenters who are thinking and writing about preventive care law & policy and the Braidwood litigation. 🧵 Register to join us at BU Law on Fri. 2/23: tinyurl.com/4n363b4a