This article explores how multi-criteria decision analysis (MCDA) supports prevention-based regulatory programs by enabling transparent evaluation of safer chemical alternatives, balancing health, environmental, and economic impacts.

This article examines local laws aimed at reducing childhood lead poisoning in urban areas with older housing. It evaluates innovative legal approaches to tackle lead hazards and their potential for preventing health risks in children.

This commentary explores state legal provisions for foodborne illness surveillance and outbreak response, focusing on reporting requirements and key legal authorities in the public health framework.

This article explores how government purchasing power can influence public health by promoting healthier food options. It examines the procurement process and its potential to improve food environments and health outcomes.

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

This article explores adolescent opioid abuse, emphasizing the roles of parents and prescribers in education, safe storage, and proper disposal of medications to prevent misuse, as highlighted through two related studies.

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

This article discusses using legal efforts to reduce childhood vaccination exemptions, aiming to increase vaccination rates, immunity, and public health through stronger prevention measures.

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

This article discusses stricter FDA food labeling regulations to eliminate dishonesties and improve public health by enhancing nutrition and food labeling for informed consumer choices.

This article highlights evidence that residential zoning in commercial areas reduces crime. Insights are shared through the Critical Opportunities initiative by Public Health Law Research.

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 study evaluates Rochester's 2005 lead law, showing its effectiveness in reducing lead hazards in rental housing and improving children's health through strong enforcement and intergovernmental support.

This study examines state laws regulating driver use of mobile devices between 1992–2010. It finds varying restrictions across states, with 39 states having laws but none fully banning device use by all drivers.

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