This article introduces the “policy exposome,” framing policy as a cumulative exposure that shapes dementia risk across the life course by influencing social, environmental, and behavioral conditions.

This dataset details state pain care laws as of Nov. 8, 2018, covering Schedule II opioid prescribing, healthcare practice standards, pain treatment guidelines, practitioner requirements, and prescription monitoring program (PDMP) features.

This dataset examines U.S. state laws requiring residential property sellers to disclose environmental hazards, like asbestos, radon, and lead paint. It includes a 2017 dataset tracking disclosure rules to protect buyer health and property values.

This dataset maps U.S. state laws on soil vapor intrusion, where underground chemicals contaminate indoor air. It includes a 2017 dataset showing state-by-state public health and safety regulations to address this pathway of chemical exposure.

This dataset maps U.S. laws on e-cigarettes, covering age limits, product definitions, ingredient rules, and packaging standards in 2016–2017, highlighting efforts to regulate sales, use, and public health impacts.

This dataset explores state laws requiring insurance coverage for diabetes self-management education and training (DSME/T), focusing on coverage triggers, activities, and legal standards for both Medicaid and private plans.

This dataset analyzes state laws governing pharmacist substitution of biologics with biosimilars, focusing on criteria for substitution, notification, labeling, recordkeeping, and liability requirements.

This article examines Florida's Prescription Drug Monitoring Program (PDMP) and pill mill laws from July 2010 to September 2012, highlighting reductions in high prescribing and usage rates of opioid painkillers among prescribers and patients.

This dataset explores Right to Try laws, focusing on the criteria for terminally ill patients to access investigational treatments and the insurance coverage issues tied to such laws.

This article discusses strengthening state physical education requirements to improve physical activity and prevent chronic disease, contributing to better public health and prevention.