Staff

Rachel N. Reeder -- EMTALA Preemption of State Laws Restricting Emergency Abortions

José M. Sandoval Jr. -- “The People” Getting Sick of Orders:  Legislative Vetoes and Checks and Balances

Madeline C. Tatro -- The Shifting Landscape of Substantive Due Process: Could  Dobbs  Pose a Threat to Contraceptive Rights?

Helen S. Webster -- The Future of Jacobson v. Massachusetts and Modern Substantive Due Process for Public Health Preparedness

Jemalyn A. Harvey -- Preventing Maternal Deaths: A Critical Feminist Approach to Maternal Mortality in the United States

Abigail Jaeger -- Inefficacy of the Transparency in Coverage Final Rule in Promoting Cost-Effective Choices

Alexandra M. Robbins -- Who Pays First?: Medicaid Third-Party Liability in Florida and Virginia’s Birth-Related Neurological Injury Compensation Programs

Mary E. Quandt -- Making Rights Meaningful: Advocating for Simple Changes in Federal Agency Practice to Promote Health Equity

Hiba B. Al-Ramahi -- The Impact of Bostock v. Clayton County on Access to Health Care for LGBTQ Persons

Jessie L. Bekker -- Finding the Cluster: Balancing Privacy and Public Health Amid the COVID-19 Pandemic

Brenna M. Moreno -- “Woman Enough” to Win? An Analysis of Sex Testing in College Athletics

Michael J. Schellhous -- Improving Access to Emerging Lifesaving Drugs: Solving the Disclosure Problem Within the Patent Dance

Gabriella Garbero -- Rights Not Fundamental: Disability and the Right to Marry

Megan K. Hart -- Expanding Patient Access to Breast Cancer Genetic Testing Through Incentive Regimes

Anam A. Khan -- Enforcing the “Safe and Sanitary” Environment Standard Within U.S. Detention Facilities to Save Children’s Lives

Patrick Monahan -- The Legal and Ethical Considerations of the Posthumous Retrieval of Gametes

Allison Michelle Bowen -- The Importance of Standardized Data Collection and Reporting in Improving Medical Care for Immigration Detainees

Ashton K. Dietrich -- Hypothesizing a Small Opioid MDL Settlement: An Argument for Local Public Health Action and Lessons from Big Tobacco

Rachael Elyse Palmer -- Painfully Prescribed: Could Taking Opioids as Legal Treatment Result in Discrimination Uncovered by the ADA?

Kylie A. Thompson -- Taking the Politics Out of Vaccines: Increasing Vaccination Rates Without Repealing Exemptions

Madhav Y. Bhatt -- A State’s Effort to Enhance Health Care: Empowering Pharmacists with Prescribing Authority

Colleen A. Kinsey -- Law Enforcement and Executive Order: Duplication in Missouri’s Prescription Drug Monitoring Program

Lauren E. Pair -- Stretching Armstrong: How the Eighth Circuit Incorrectly Applied Supreme Court Precedent in Does v. Gillespie

Stephen M. Scannell -- Medical Marijuana and the ADA: Following the Path Blazed by State Courts to Extend Protection

• Stefanie G. Brody - “Working Well(ness): The Impact of the ADA Final Rule on Wellness Program Regulation and a Proposal for a Zero Incentive Rule”
• Jordan A. Butler - “Finding an Unlikely Combatant in the War Against Ransomware: The HIPAA Omnibus Amendments and Off-Site Data Backup”
• Merlow M. Dunham - “Avoiding Sticker Shock: Legislative Approaches to Protect Consumers from Surprise Medical Bills”
• Caitlan E. Grombka-Murphy - “Overlapping and Concurrent Surgeries: An Analysis of Informed Consent When There Is Incomplete Risk Information”

• Molly Anderson - “Evidence-Based Public Health is the Answer to Increasing American Childhood Vaccination Rates, Not Legislative Fortitude”
• Erin Grant - “Belling the Cat: Implementation of a Prospective Payment System of Reimbursement for Critical Access Hospitals, Its Likely Success, and Political Implications of this Policy”
• Tyler Klein - “Antitrust Enforcement Against Pharmaceutical Product Hopping: Protecting Consumers or Reaching Too Far?”
• Elizabeth Tucker - “Adding Insult to Injury: How the ACA’s “Fix” for Nursing Home Compare Staffing Data Misses the Mark”

• Maddie Bainer - “Mergers and Monopolies: An Examination of the Cyclical Effect of Anti-Competition and a Lack of Rate Regulation in Health Care”
• Alex Dansicker - “Paying Docs for End-of-Life Discussions: Can Monetary Incentives Change the Failures Inherent with Physician-Patient Communications?”
• Tyler Dinkelaker - “A False Sense of Safety: How the Drug Quality and Security Act Fails to Protect Patients from Harm”
• Matt Westbrook - “Transforming the Physician's Standard of Care in the Context of Whole Genome Sequencing Technologies: Finding Guidance in Best Practice Standards”

• Mayo Alao - “Thirty-Eight Years and Counting: The FDA’s Misuse of the 510(k) Notification Process and Consequent Under-Regulation of Implantable Medical Devices”
• Kalle Elizabeth Deyette - “Hitech Act:  Building an Infrastructure for Health Information Organizations and a New Health Care Delivery System”
• Peter J. Eggers - “Disclosure for Closure? Why the Self-Referral Disclosure Protocol Process Paired with the 60-Day Overpayment Rule Creates More Headaches Than Solutions”
• Rachel A. Polzin - “Short-Stay, Under Observation, or Inpatient Admission?—How CMS’ Two Midnight Rule Creates More Confusion & Concern”