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Students Trained to Respond to Overdoses
Students from the Addiction Medicine Collaborative showed participants at a recent training how to respond to opioid overdoses.
Experts Discuss What’s at Stake for LGBTQ+ Health Care
The Solomon Center for Health Law and Policy hosted “What’s at Stake: The Future of LGBTQ+ Rights, Health, and Health Care.”
Alumni Share Insights on Careers in Health Law
At a career night hosted by the Solomon Center, alumni discussed their work in health law and policy.
Scholars Examine Supreme Court Decisions Through “Disability Lens”
In an event co-hosted by the Solomon Center, the authors of the article “The Disability Docket” discussed how thinking about disability sheds new light on court decisions.
New Journal Issue Examines Medical-Legal Partnerships
A new issue of The Journal of Law, Medicine, and Ethics arose out of the Medical-Legal Partnership hosted at Yale Law School last spring.
Book Talk Revisits Health Law Judgments from a Feminist Perspective
A Solomon Center panel looked at major court decisions in health law, including the one that laid the groundwork for informed consent laws, from a feminist standpoint.
Elder Justice Event Finds Abuse A Growing Problem With Many Potential Solutions
Experts at the symposium “Innovating Elder Justice” said it’s critical for legal systems to be able to identify, report, and prevent abuse among older adults.