May 19, 2015 RWJF Commits $25 Million to Broaden Health Research By Bethany SaxonToday, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) announced the new direction for its […] Photo by Adobe Stock Photo Mar. 3, 2015 Primary Care Physicians Are Aware of Prescription Monitoring Programs, but Many Find Accessing Data Difficult and Time-Consuming By Bethany SaxonState-based prescription drug monitoring programs have emerged as one of the primary ways state […] Photo by Adobe Stock Photo Dec. 18, 2014 Local Enforcement of Federal Immigration Laws Impacted Hispanics/Latinos’ Prenatal Health By Bethany SaxonA program that allowed states and localities to enforce federal immigration laws adversely impacted […] Photo by Adobe Stock Photo Dec. 9, 2014 Primary Care Doctors Report Prescribing Fewer Opioids for Pain By Bethany SaxonNine in 10 primary care physicians say that prescription drug abuse is a moderate or big problem in […] Nov. 20, 2014 Public Health Law Research Program Funds Nine New Studies By Bethany SaxonThe public health effects of laws on issues such as e-cigarettes, fracking, concussions in youth […] Photo by Adobe Stock Photo Oct. 16, 2014 Study shows New York City stop and frisk experiences associated with symptoms of trauma and stress among young men By Bethany SaxonA new study released on October 16 in the American Journal of Public Health finds that young men in […] Oct. 14, 2014 Public Health Law Research Program Director Wins APHA Lifetime Achievement Award for Public Health Law By Bethany SaxonScott Burris, JD has been named the first recipient of the American Public Health Association […] Photo by Adobe Stock Photo Jul. 31, 2014 New interactive map charts minimum wage rates from 1980 to present By Bethany SaxonA new map by the Public Health Law Research Program charts the changes in the federal and state […] Photo by Daryan Shamkhali via Unsplash Jun. 23, 2014 Drugged Drivers Are Now More Likely to Test Positive for Prescription Drugs, Marijuana, and Multiple Drugs By Bethany SaxonSince 1993, the profile of a drugged driver has changed substantially. A study released today […] May 13, 2014 The Role of Law in Advancing a Culture of Health By Center for Public Health Law ResearchA culture of health is one in which being healthy is a high value, where healthy choices are the […] Photo by Adobe Stock Photo Apr. 17, 2014 Experts Offer Lessons from Alcohol and Tobacco for Regulating Marijuana By Bethany SaxonIn a policy environment where there are currently no modern examples of marijuana regulation, […] Feb. 25, 2014 New studies indicate concussion education for high school coaches is not making student athletes safer By Bethany SaxonWashington State’s Zackery Lystedt law is helping to educate high school athletics coaches about […] Dec. 19, 2013 PHLR Funds Nine New Studies By Center for Public Health Law ResearchThe public health effects of laws on issues such as prescription drug abuse, occupational health […] Dec. 12, 2013 Strengthening the Criteria for Non-Medical Exemptions for Vaccines Could Decrease Cases of Whooping Cough, New Study Finds By Center for Public Health Law ResearchState laws that set strict standards for children to be exempted from vaccines on religious or […] Dec. 10, 2013 Maps outlining water quality regulations related to oil and gas development now available By Center for Public Health Law ResearchA new interactive map detailing laws and regulations governing water quality issues associated with […] Load More
May 19, 2015 RWJF Commits $25 Million to Broaden Health Research By Bethany SaxonToday, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) announced the new direction for its […] Photo by Adobe Stock Photo Mar. 3, 2015 Primary Care Physicians Are Aware of Prescription Monitoring Programs, but Many Find Accessing Data Difficult and Time-Consuming By Bethany SaxonState-based prescription drug monitoring programs have emerged as one of the primary ways state […] Photo by Adobe Stock Photo Dec. 18, 2014 Local Enforcement of Federal Immigration Laws Impacted Hispanics/Latinos’ Prenatal Health By Bethany SaxonA program that allowed states and localities to enforce federal immigration laws adversely impacted […] Photo by Adobe Stock Photo Dec. 9, 2014 Primary Care Doctors Report Prescribing Fewer Opioids for Pain By Bethany SaxonNine in 10 primary care physicians say that prescription drug abuse is a moderate or big problem in […] Nov. 20, 2014 Public Health Law Research Program Funds Nine New Studies By Bethany SaxonThe public health effects of laws on issues such as e-cigarettes, fracking, concussions in youth […] Photo by Adobe Stock Photo Oct. 16, 2014 Study shows New York City stop and frisk experiences associated with symptoms of trauma and stress among young men By Bethany SaxonA new study released on October 16 in the American Journal of Public Health finds that young men in […] Oct. 14, 2014 Public Health Law Research Program Director Wins APHA Lifetime Achievement Award for Public Health Law By Bethany SaxonScott Burris, JD has been named the first recipient of the American Public Health Association […] Photo by Adobe Stock Photo Jul. 31, 2014 New interactive map charts minimum wage rates from 1980 to present By Bethany SaxonA new map by the Public Health Law Research Program charts the changes in the federal and state […] Photo by Daryan Shamkhali via Unsplash Jun. 23, 2014 Drugged Drivers Are Now More Likely to Test Positive for Prescription Drugs, Marijuana, and Multiple Drugs By Bethany SaxonSince 1993, the profile of a drugged driver has changed substantially. A study released today […] May 13, 2014 The Role of Law in Advancing a Culture of Health By Center for Public Health Law ResearchA culture of health is one in which being healthy is a high value, where healthy choices are the […] Photo by Adobe Stock Photo Apr. 17, 2014 Experts Offer Lessons from Alcohol and Tobacco for Regulating Marijuana By Bethany SaxonIn a policy environment where there are currently no modern examples of marijuana regulation, […] Feb. 25, 2014 New studies indicate concussion education for high school coaches is not making student athletes safer By Bethany SaxonWashington State’s Zackery Lystedt law is helping to educate high school athletics coaches about […] Dec. 19, 2013 PHLR Funds Nine New Studies By Center for Public Health Law ResearchThe public health effects of laws on issues such as prescription drug abuse, occupational health […] Dec. 12, 2013 Strengthening the Criteria for Non-Medical Exemptions for Vaccines Could Decrease Cases of Whooping Cough, New Study Finds By Center for Public Health Law ResearchState laws that set strict standards for children to be exempted from vaccines on religious or […] Dec. 10, 2013 Maps outlining water quality regulations related to oil and gas development now available By Center for Public Health Law ResearchA new interactive map detailing laws and regulations governing water quality issues associated with […]
