Jaime King

@efusebrown Charity was larger than life in the health law and policy field. She was an incredible mentor to so many of us and a driving force for the field. She will be sorely and sadly missed, but her legacy will live on through all of the lives she touched along the way.

Like so many others in health law, I’m here because of Charity. We are bereft, and our hearts go out to her husband Evans, her children, and grandchildren. I will miss her incredible light and leadership. The world is a better place for having had Charity in it.

So excited to have been a part of the Fundamentals of Health Law Series! @NEJM nejm.org/doi/full/10.10…

Such a privilege to be a part of this project! The Rise Of Cross-Market Hospital Systems And Their Market Power In The US | Health Affairs Journal healthaffairs.org/doi/10.1377/hl…

@ProfEmilyMurphy @doritmi @legalhistorian @pro_jo_sho @ProfDodson What this all goes to show, Emily, is just how much of a mark you make on the lives of others. You are an inspiration, and a great light to all that you encounter. We love you, and I hope that you take a long moment to relish all that you have accomplished! Congratulations!!

@doritmi @legalhistorian AHHH omg of course @pro_jo_sho, our extraordinary research dean and also essential commentator on my work, and friend. @ProfDodson, our prior great research dean and colleague who invited me for a zoom glass of wine during pandemic, during which I just cried awkwardly

My wonderful @UCHastingsLaw colleagues unanimously voted me tenure this evening. I’m incredibly lucky and privileged to have this security, and I will use it for good. Long list of thanks to follow.

On average, the cost of health care (including premiums and out of pocket costs) and other household expenses exceeds the income of middle-class families in the Boston area.

Absolutely beautiful essay by Dr. Stepanyan @JAMA_current, resonant for all of us who live in the "and". Parenthood—A Bridge to Empathy ja.ma/3vmRv7L

Nearly all credible studies to date suggest that people who live in homes with guns are at higher — not lower — risk of homicide, says David Studdert. (@StanfordHP) ow.ly/Ayew50JoWL1

What is it going to take, America?? How many more? wsj.com/articles/suspe…

Great to see young New Zealanders fighting to engage in the democratic process! So much of what we do now is going to effect them. They should have a say.

Important article from the American Board of Internal Medicine this week on the importance of addressing physician distribution of misinformation. #NEJM #COVID19 nejm.org/doi/full/10.10…

Let’s be honest, if men could get pregnant, they’d have drive-thru abortions at Starbucks.

Excited about the International Collaborations Special Issue of @JLME_ASLME - Send in abstracts by April 30th! newsmanager.commpartners.com/aslme/issues/2…

It's tax season, so my colleagues Katie Gudiksen and Darien Shanske and I considered the possibility of using taxation to control healthcare prices - healthaffairs.org/do/10.1377/for…

@efusebrown @ProfBrieClark @RobGatter @Liz_McCuskey Huge congratulations to you all!

🔥Hot off the presses: the 9th ed of the Health Law Casebook! With @ProfBrieClark @RobGatter @Liz_McCuskey and Elizabeth Pendo.

Concerned about misinformation in healthcare? Watch this: @donald.mcengadine/video/7074594181468933377" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">tiktok.com/@donald.mcenga… and then read this: jamanetwork.com/journals/jama-… @MichelleM_Mello

@profjaimeking, @KatieGudiksen, and @efusebrown examined state public option health plans and asked "are they worth it?" The answer is yes, but bigger is (perhaps surprisingly) better! Read more at harvardjol.com

So excited to be guest editing an issue of JLME on International Collaborations in Health!! Looking forward to seeing your abstracts and sharing ideas! magnetmail.net/actions/email_…

@DrAnnaNZ @SiouxsieW A good reminder to stay strong against Covid - estimates are 10-30% of covid patients get long covid ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P…

We dont yet understand what triggers #longcovid nor how to prevent it & it's not associated with infection severity. But many tell us that over exertion too soon may be a trigger. Hence the advice, if you get infected, take it easy & rest, rest rest. But 1st dont get covid 😷

Agreed! This is a tragic step backwards...

Lowering health care costs is a priority for Americans across the political aisle. A new YouGov poll commissioned by @Arnold_Ventures found 92% of Americans support the No Surprises Act, a new law to eliminate surprise medical billing for consumers. ➡️ bit.ly/3IBI4WI