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Nov 2, 20215 min read

Where does Elizabeth Holmes’ Fraud Trial Stand at the Halfway Point?

This article provides background and updates on Elizabeth Holmes' fraud trial regarding her company Theranos.

Aug 27, 20216 min read

The End of Race-Norming in NFL Brain Injury Assessments

This article discusses the end of race-norming in NFL injury compensation assessments and its wider ramifications for medicine.

May 14, 20213 min read

How UK Prisons Fail Female Inmates: Self-Harm Rates Increase to Record High during COVID-19

During COVID-19, female prisoners have increasingly turned to self-harm to cope with social isolation

Mar 3, 20213 min read

Global Migration Changes in the Wake of COVID-19 Restrictions

COVID-19 restrictions are leaving migrants around the world in increasingly difficult positions

Jan 29, 20215 min read

A Vaccine for Future Pandemics?: Necessary Reforms to International Health Regulations

While IHR govern public health emergencies, its shortfalls were exposed during COVID-19 as it was blatantly disregarded by states

Nov 13, 20204 min read

Mandatory COVID-19 Vaccines: A Step Too Far?

Do potential benefits of mandatory vaccinations outweigh legal considerations and potential ramifications of such measures in the UK?

Oct 23, 20204 min read

Laws Behind Psychological Research

From data protection to informed consent and risk assessment, ethical practices have become integral in lawful psychological research

Jul 24, 20204 min read

The Global Difference: What Coronavirus Testing Accessibility Tells Us

COVID-19 testing practices have elucidated the international differences in legal protocol and accessibility of tests and vaccines

Jun 19, 20204 min read

Do States Have a Legal Responsibility to Protect At-Risk Populations from Epidemics?

Traditional conceptions of humanitarian aid are challenged when applied to global health crises and the notion of R2P