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Medpage Today

Expert Warns of Irreparable Damage to Biotech Industry Unless Congress Acts

Solomon Center affiliated faculty Dr. Aaron Kesselheim testified about the role of federal research funding in pharmaceutical breakthroughs.

Expert Warns of Irreparable Damage to Biotech Industry Unless Congress Acts
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Newsweek

The Americans Who Will Pay Most if Health Care Costs Rise

Solomon Center affiliated faculty Zack Cooper was quoted on the disproportionate health cost burden placed on low- and middle-income earners.

The Americans Who Will Pay Most if Health Care Costs Rise
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Medpage Today

Expert Warns of Irreparable Damage to Biotech Industry Unless Congress Acts

Visiting Professor of Law and Solomon Center Distinguished Visitor Aaron S. Kesselheim was quoted at a Senate health committee meeting regarding public funding for medical innovation.

Expert Warns of Irreparable Damage to Biotech Industry Unless Congress Acts
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The New York Times

In Senior Homes, A.I. Technology Is Sensing Falls Before They Happen

Distinguished Scholar in Elder Law Nina A. Kohn discussed passive monitoring technology and privacy in nursing homes.

In Senior Homes, A.I. Technology Is Sensing Falls Before They Happen
John Jacobi, seating in front of chalkboard, points while speaking.

Solomon Center Hosts Expert Discussions on New Frontiers in State Health Policy and Disability Law

Visiting Professor John V. Jacobi addressed state policy reform and the future of disability law.
Solomon Center Hosts Expert Discussions on New Frontiers in State Health Policy and Disability Law
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NOTUS

Democrats’ ACA Subsidy Fight Is Really About Red States

Senior Fellow and Distinguished Visiting Scholar Jason A. Levitis examined Affordable Care Act tax credits.

Democrats’ ACA Subsidy Fight Is Really About Red States
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McNight Home Care

Palliative Care Legislation Exploding at State Level, but Policy Gaps Remain, Study Reveals

Researchers used Palliative Care Law and Policy GPS, a database developed by the Law School and the Center to advance palliative care, to conduct their study.

Palliative Care Legislation Exploding at State Level, but Policy Gaps Remain, Study Reveals
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Solomon Center Hosts Reunion Breakfast for Health Law and Policy Alums

The Solomon Center welcomed alumni back for its annual health law and policy breakfast at Yale Law School’s Alumni Weekend.
Solomon Center Hosts Reunion Breakfast for Health Law and Policy Alums
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CT Insider

After Her Son’s Painful Death, a Cheshire Mother Highlights Connecticut’s Pediatric Hospice Gap

Research authored by Solomon Center fellows Eugene Rusyn ’17 and Elle Rothermich about pediatric palliative and hospice care was featured. Both Rusyn and Rothermich were quoted.

After Her Son’s Painful Death, a Cheshire Mother Highlights Connecticut’s Pediatric Hospice Gap
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Jotwell

Calibrating the Convenience and Constitutionalism of Chronological-Ism

Nina A. Kohn is a Visiting Professor of Law and a Distinguished Scholar in Elder Law with the Solomon Center for Health Law and Policy at Yale Law School.

Calibrating the Convenience and Constitutionalism of Chronological-Ism