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.

This article highlights eviction as a public health crisis, advocating for affordable housing, rent stabilization, and economic reforms to address health equity and housing needs in the U.S.

This article examines how removing the FDA's REMS for mifepristone could expand abortion access, reduce health care barriers, and address inequities in reproductive care.

This article advocates for repealing Stand Your Ground laws, urging the public health community to address racism and violence and promote a more positive worldview.

This report assesses legal responses to COVID-19, offering policy recommendations on preparedness, health care, and equity to guide policymakers in addressing the pandemic's challenges and opportunities.

This essay discusses the CityHealth model's use of policy surveillance and accountability frameworks to drive evidence-based policy change in U.S. cities, addressing social determinants of health.

This essay explores how state policy polarization impacts life expectancy in the U.S., highlighting structural drivers like New Federalism, preemption laws, and corporate influence on policy.

This essay examines immigration law as a social determinant of health, exploring its impacts on fear, access to social goods, and health perceptions, while highlighting legal mobilization responses.

This essay explores how legal epidemiology and policy surveillance can clarify the impact of abortion laws on public health outcomes, improving evidence for targeted efforts in abortion access.