This article provides 18 years of data (1999–2017) on anti-bullying legislation and amendments across 50 U.S. states and the District of Columbia, and describes how the legal content analysis was conducted.

This article details changes in abortion laws including abortion bans and related penalties, interstate shield laws, and data privacy protections, from June 1, 2022 through January 1, 2023.

This article critiques antiscientific abortion regulations and calls for research and surveillance to support evidence-based policymaking for reproductive health and rights.

This report series highlights a chronic affordability gap and persistently inequitable and unhealthy living conditions in US housing, and suggesst areas for research and action needed to produce healthier communities.

Scott Burris examines opportunity costs in public health law and the role evaluation and legal epidemiology should play in monitoring and evaluating the laws that impact Americans' health.

This article explores the public health impact of nuisance eviction laws, highlighting the need for legal epidemiology to evaluate their effects. It emphasizes the risks of laws that fail to protect vulnerable groups.

This article explores future legal approaches to the opioid crisis, including harm reduction, pharmaceutical accountability, and improved treatment regulation, building on current laws like Good Samaritan and naloxone access.

This article examines pandemic governance in the EU, highlighting the need for mapping national laws to assess compliance with international standards and promote cross-border coherence for effective, ethical, and lawful emergency responses.

Dr. Swanson discusses gun violence, the role mental illness plays in mass tragedies, and warns against crisis-driven policy.

Community services providers should be encouraged or required to promote the use of advance directives.

Our econometric analyses of challenges over the past decade show that brand-name sales have a positive effect on the likelihood of generic challenge.

This monograph examines trends in thinking and practice and common challenges surrounding policing and mental illnesses internationally.

This project explores these inconsistencies by attempting to assess how practitioners make legal and ethical decisions in real-time emergencies to further critical public health objectives.

A call to action to achieve universal health agency accreditation within this decade. The authors identify the challenge and offer strategies and opportunities for implementation.