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Solomon Center Hosts Discussion on Careers in Mental Health Policy

The Solomon Center for Health Law and Policy at Yale Law School hosted a coffee chat on Oct. 21 with Mary Giliberti ’92, director of policy at FasterCures, a center of the Milken Institute.
Solomon Center Hosts Discussion on Careers in Mental Health Policy
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Solomon Center Panel Discusses Psychedelics and Mental Health

The Solomon Center for Health Law and Policy at Yale Law School, the Yale Health Law and Policy Society (YHeLPS), and the Yale Program for Psychedelic Science hosted a panel on Oct. 21 on what psychedelic medicine could mean for the country’s mental health crisis.
Solomon Center Panel Discusses Psychedelics and Mental Health
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Forbes

The Federal Memo Threatening Nursing Home Voters — A Commentary by Nina A. Kohn

Nina A. Kohn is a distinguished scholar in elder law at the Solomon Center at Yale Law School.

The Federal Memo Threatening Nursing Home Voters — A Commentary by Nina A. Kohn
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The Washington Post

Rising Health Care Costs Are Pushing People To Forgo Medicine and Doctor Visits

Solomon Center affiliated faculty Zack Cooper discussed policy options to slow increasing health care costs in the United States.

Rising Health Care Costs Are Pushing People To Forgo Medicine and Doctor Visits
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Solomon Center Welcomes Alumni for Annual Health Law and Policy Breakfast

Alumni working across health law and policy returned to Sterling Law Building on Oct. 17 for the Solomon Center for Health Law and Policy’s annual alumni breakfast, held during Yale Law School’s Alumni Weekend.
Solomon Center Welcomes Alumni for Annual Health Law and Policy Breakfast
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Yahoo News

Nursing Home Residents Have a Right To Vote. This Mother and Daughter Won’t Be Intimidated.

Solomon Center Distinguished Scholar in Elder Law Nina Kohn discussed CMS’s rescission of guidance affirming that nursing home residents have the right to vote.

Nursing Home Residents Have a Right To Vote. This Mother and Daughter Won’t Be Intimidated.
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Panel Discusses Summer Job Opportunities in Health Law and Policy

The Solomon Center for Health Law and Policy, the Yale Health Law and Policy Society (YHeLPS), and the Career Development Office hosted a panel on Oct. 14 to introduce first-year students to the range of summer job opportunities in health law and policy.
Panel Discusses Summer Job Opportunities in Health Law and Policy
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University of Miami School of Law

Miami Law Convenes First-Of-Its-Kind Gathering To Explore the Future of AI-Run Corporations

Solomon Center Senior Research Fellow Adam Littlestone-Luria moderated a panel on the legal questions raised by increasingly autonomous AI.

Miami Law Convenes First-Of-Its-Kind Gathering To Explore the Future of AI-Run Corporations
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The Separation of Powers Podcast

The Court-Congress Relationship

Alfred M. Rankin Professor of Law and Solomon Center Faculty Director Abbe R. Gluck ’00 discussed Loper Bright.

The Court-Congress Relationship
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Solomon Center Hosts Discussion on Careers in Reproductive Health Litigation

The Solomon Center for Health Law and Policy at Yale Law School hosted a discussion on Oct. 7 with Linda Goldstein ’85, senior counsel for U.S. litigation at the Center for Reproductive Rights.
Solomon Center Hosts Discussion on Careers in Reproductive Health Litigation