A New Deal for Cancer

A new book co-edited by Professor Abbe R. Gluck ’00 examines the politics, policy, regulation, and science of cancer

Palliative Care GPS

The Solomon Center and the Center to Advance Palliative Care have launched a database to track state policies on palliative care

COVID-19: Law, Economics, Governance

Abbe Gluck and Ian Ayres lead an interdisciplinary virtual workshop series on the intersection of the pandemic and the law

Law, Policy, and Guns

Learn more about the Solomon Center’s innovative scholarship and events on gun violence

Solomon Center Book on ACA at 10

Faculty Director Abbe Gluck and Zeke Emanuel edit groundbreaking volume

Featured News

Thursday, April 28
Law School Alumni Reflect on Nonprofit Board Service
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Friday, April 22
Medicaid and Access to Health Care During and After Incarceration
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Wednesday, April 13
Two Students Receive 2022 Soros Fellowships for New Americans
Solomon Center panel discussion

A panel examined the humanitarian crisis at the Rikers Island jail complex in New York City.

Friday, April 8
Panel Discusses the Public Health Crisis of American Jails and Prisons
Tuesday, April 5
Solomon Center Hosts 2022 Health Law and Policy Career Night
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Projects & Publications

Law Journals, Biomedical Journals, and Restraint of Trade
(March 4, 2022 | Article)
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U.S. Supreme Court Review of the 340B Drug Discount Program—American Hospital Association v Becerra
(March 4, 2022 | Journal Article)
Justin Cole, Jason Gardiner, and Gregory Curfman
The Contraceptive Coverage Mandate Is Urgently Needed
(December 9, 2021 | Article)
Gregory Curfman
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In the Media

Connecticut Moves to Blunt Impact of Other States’ Anti-Abortion Laws

Executive Director of the Solomon Center Katie Kraschel is quoted in a New York Times article about a bill passed in Connecticut that strengthens access to abortion in the state.

Nursing Homes Face Growing Number of Lawsuits From Covid-19 Fallout

Distinguished Scholar in Elder Law Nina Kohn is quoted in a story on the upswing in COVID-19 related lawsuits against nursing homes.

Do We Become Invisible As We Age?

Distinguished Scholar in Elder Law Nina Kohn is interviewed for a piece on agism revealed by the COVID-19 pandemic.

 

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Wednesday, May 25th, 5:00 - 6:30 pm

Yale Program in Biomedical Ethics: "Organizational Challenges to Ethical Behavior," featuring David Berg, PhD, Clinical Professor in Psychiatry and Lecturer, College Seminar Program, Yale College

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The Yale Program in Addiction Medicine: "Pain, Opioids, and Worker Wellness - A Live, In-Person Training for Connecticut-Based Clinicians," with David Fiellin, MD, Jeanette Tetrault, MD, Efia James, MD, MPH, and Sara N Edmond, PhD

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