This article, published in The Journal of Climate Change and Health, examines federal and state laws, professional guidance, and facility policies to assess barriers to implementing these practices.

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 article analyzes a scientific legal mapping that provides a thorough account of the key elements of state laws governing SSPs and syringe possession and distribution in the US from January 1, 2010, through June 1, 2024.

This paper in Journal of Family Violence analyzes state firearm prohibitor laws, focusing on employment exemptions, and presents legal data on the evolution of these laws nationwide.

Private equity firms have gained increasing control of U.S. health care infrastructure. Along with other potential consequences, this growth threatens to undermine progress in health equity.

This dataset measures key features of local and state wage theft laws in the 40 largest US cities to assess the added value of local legislation and to create scientific legal data for use in evaluating the health impact of wage theft laws.

This study systematically analyzes 121 such settlements from 1970 to 2022 to assess their policy goals and implementation strategies.

This article explores CityHealth, an initiative of the de Beaumont Foundation and Kaiser Permanente, as a model collaboration between research and practice that advances a package of evidence-based policies.

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 examines the role of leadership and legal interventions in crisis management, offering insights into failures during the pandemic and recommendations to improve public health response and policy.

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

This editorial explores the growing role of self-managed and telemedicine abortions in the U.S., highlighting the legal risks involved despite the medical safety of at-home medication abortion.

This article analyzes global national abortion laws, highlighting provisions requiring abortion in healthcare settings and examining penalties for non-compliance, advocating for law reforms to reflect scientific evidence.

This project explores laws regulating unpredictable workplace scheduling practices, focusing on how these laws impact women's health, especially stress and mental well-being, during and before the COVID-19 pandemic.