News & Commentary
The project “PATHS: Providing Access to Healthy Solutions” has just released the report An Analysis of New Jersey’s Opportunities to Enhance Prevention and Management of Type 2 Diabetes. The Executive Summary and Full […]
Description: The Food Law and Policy Clinic‘s research on food date labeling is mentioned in the KCET March 4, 2014 article “Grocery Store Economics: Why are Rotisserie Chickens so Cheap?” […]
Robert Greenwald and David B. Waters authored the op-ed “Prescribing Food Like Medicine Would Save Medicare Millions” on WGBH on March 12, 2014. In the continuing debate about how to […]
The Food Law and Policy Clinic and the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) released the comprehensive report, The Dating Game: How Confusing Food Date Labels Lead to Food Waste in […]
On January 14, 2014, Katherine Record, Senior Fellow, spoke in front of the South Carolina State House, as part of a call to action for the state to expand Medicaid […]
by Ona Balkus For too many Americans, a “quick trip” to the grocery store isn’t an option. In neighborhoods that lack access to grocery stores, many residents rely on small […]
by Katherine L. Record, JD, MPH, MA Today, New York opens its runways for the first Africa Fashion Week, bringing the work of emerging African designers to the catwalk, and […]
by Ona Balkus People who have access to healthy food are more productive at work, more attentive in school, and less likely to need expensive healthcare. In his 20 years […]
The Food Law and Policy Clinic hosted the panel event “Waste Not Want Not: How We Can Use Food to Feed People Instead of Landfills.” View the event summary and […]
The Affordable Care Act prohibits insurers from denying coverage to individuals with preexisting conditions, but some companies may be limiting their prescription-drug offerings to steer HIV patients to other plans. […]
The Center for Health Law and Policy Innovation of Harvard Law School and The Treatment Access Expansion Project (TAEP) are proud to release the State Healthcare Access Research Project (SHARP) […]
Health Law & Policy, Commentary
Smoke and Mirrors and Women, Oh My
April 4, 2014
by Katherine L. Record, JD, MPH, MA Last week the Supreme Court attracted lots of attention when it heard arguments about whether a corporation can exclude mandatory preventive benefits from its […]