Examining Health Care Equities 

March 13

At The Regulatory Review, Prof. Allison K. Hoffman discusses the role of state ballot initiatives, federal law, and private equity in the U.S. health care system.

Administrative & Regulatory Law, Allison K. Hoffman, article archive, Faculty, Featured, Health Law, PPR, Regulatory Review 

Prof. Allison K. Hoffman Criticizes How In-Network Health Coverage Can Change, Leaving Patients Scrambling 

March 11

Administrative Law, Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Health Law, Media 

Prof. Allison Hoffman Analyzes Obamacare Appeal’s Impact on Preventative Services 

March 1

Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Health Law, Media 

Prof. Allison Hoffman Discusses an Upcoming Decision That Could Impact Insurance Coverage 

February 9

Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Health Law, Media 

Combining Medical and Legal Education 

December 18

Rucha Alur ML’23, MD’24 is exploring new horizons as she pursues both a medical and Master in Law degree.

article archive, Featured, Health Law, ML, Students 

Prof. Dorothy Roberts Discusses Resistance from Doctors on Subject of Race Correction in Medicine 

July 6

Dorothy E. Roberts, Faculty, Health Law, inclusion, Media, RacialJustice 

The Intersections of Law and Healthcare 

June 16

Alumni, students, and faculty at the University of Pennsylvania Care Law School discuss how the JD/MBE (Bioethics) joint degree advances a range of careers sitting at the intersection of law and medicine.

Alumni, article archive, Bioethics, Cross-Disciplinary, Faculty, Health Law, Students 

Lecturer in Law Emily Largent Nu’06 Discusses ‘Seductive’ Nature of New Alzheimer’s Drugs 

May 24

Faculty, Health Law, Media, Regulation 

COVID-19 Vaccine Deal-Making 

April 27

At ACC Docket, Practice Prof. Cynthia Dahl discussed the process of getting the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine to the public with Khalil Mitchell, Senior Counsel at Moderna.

article archive, Clinics, Cross Disciplinary, Cross-Disciplinary, Cynthia Laury Dahl, Faculty, Featured, Health Law, IP, IPTC 

‘Abortion Pill Ruling is Bad Law’ 

April 14

At The New York Times, Visiting Prof. Kate Shaw argues that the Biden Administration should challenge the recent abortion pill decision.

article archive, Civil Rights, faculty perspectives, Faculty, Health Law, inclusion, Kate Shaw, Media, Research and Scholarship, Social Justice, Equity, & Inclusion, Women's Rights 

Prof. Allison Hoffman Expects an Appeal in the Latest Obamacare Fight 

April 6

Conlaw, Faculty, Health Law, Media, SCOTUS 

Abortion Drug Approval 

March 6

At The Regulatory Review, Evelyn Tsisin L’24, GR’24 argues that the FDA — not courts — should decide on the safety of abortion drugs.

Administrative & Regulatory Law, article archive, Health Law, Regulatory Review, Research and Scholarship, Students 

Is Your Phone a Medical Device? 

March 1

At The Regulatory Review, Nabil Shaikh L’24 explores the perspective that Congress and the FDA should treat risky clinical artificial intelligence tools as medical devices.

Administrative & Regulatory Law, article archive, Health Law, IP & Technology Law, Penn Program on Regulation, Regulatory Review, Research and Scholarship, Students 

Asst. Prof. of Law Holly Fernandez Lynch C’03, L’06, GR’06 Discusses Twitter Upheaval Means to Penn Health Services Researchers 

December 8

Faculty, Health Law, Law and Technology, Media 

The Future of America’s Health Insurance 

December 8

“[I]t is an ideal time to begin to invest in policies that can foster a more secure, less complicated, and more equitable post-pandemic horizon of health insurance,” writes Prof. Allison K. Hoffman.
Administrative & Regulatory Law, Allison K. Hoffman, article archive, Faculty, Featured, Health Law, Research and Scholarship, Transformative Faculty 

Prof. Anita Allen Says ‘Data Sharing Is the New Health Ethic’ 

December 2

Anita L. Allen, Faculty, Health Law, Law and Technology, Media, Privacy, Video 

Honoring Dr. Ronald S. Litman ML’18 

November 3

Bestselling author Patrick Radden Keefe was the featured speaker at the Master in Law Program’s spring lecture honoring Dr. Ronald S. Litman ML’18.
Administrative & Regulatory Law, Alumni, article archive, Health Law, ML 

Prof. Allison Hoffman Cautions Far-Reaching Implications of Challenge to ACA-Mandated Preventative Coverage 

October 17

Administrative Law, Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Health Law, LGBTQ, Media 

Prof. Allison Hoffman Anticipates More Religious Challenges If Texas Lawsuit Over Health Plan Coverage of Preventative HIV Drug Succeeds 

October 13

Allison K. Hoffman, Conlaw, Faculty, Health Law, LGBTQ, Media 

Neuroscience and the Law 

September 29

The Neurolaw Society is a student group that encourages interdisciplinary discourse across topics in law, policy, health, and neuroscience.

article archive, Beyond the Classroom, Courts & the Judicial System, Criminal Law & Justice, Cross-Disciplinary, Health Law, ML, Student Groups, Students 

Prof. Allison Hoffman on Lawsuit Over HIV Drug Coverage Under ACA: ‘Part of a Larger Pushback Against the Government’s Ability to Regulate’ 

September 8

Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Health Law, Media, Regulation 

Prof. Allison Hoffman Explains Lawsuit’s Potential Effect on Preventative Services Mandate 

August 29

Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Health Law, Media, Regulation 

Prof. Allison Hoffman Explains the Intersection of Federal and State Law Regarding Emergency Health Care Law: AP News 

August 4

Allison K. Hoffman, Conlaw, Faculty, Health Law, Media, SCOTUS 

Prof. Allison Hoffman Discusses What Makes a Denial of Health Care Procedures Discriminatory: Washington Examiner 

August 2

Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Health Law, LGBTQ, Media 

Prof. Allison Hoffman’s Scholarship on Long-Term Care After COVID-19 Examined in The Regulatory Review’s Saturday Seminar 

July 26

Allison K. Hoffman, Coronavirus, Faculty, Health Law, Media, PPR, Regulation 

Prof. Allison Hoffman Explains Legal Issues Surrounding Challenges to Laws Restricting Abortion in PA: Politifact 

July 19

Allison K. Hoffman, Conlaw, Faculty, Health Law, Media, SCOTUS 

Health Care in the Court 

July 18

In The Regulatory Review, Prof. Allison Hoffman, analyzes the major health-related decisions of the Supreme Court’s last term.
Administrative & Regulatory Law, Allison K. Hoffman, article archive, Constitutional Law & Civil Rights, faculty perspectives, Faculty, facultyscholarship, Featured, Health Law, Penn Program on Regulation, Regulatory Review, Research and Scholarship, SCOTUS 

Prof. Allison Hoffman Says Biden Administration’s Response to Dobbs Decision Is ‘Marginal in Terms of Access’: Bloomberg Law 

July 15

Allison K. Hoffman, Conlaw, Faculty, Health Law, Media, SCOTUS 

Prof. Seth Kreimer Cautions that Justice Kavanaugh’s Analysis of the Right to Interstate Travel for Abortion Care Leaves Open the Possibility to Prosecution Upon Return: ABA Journal 

July 14

Conlaw, Faculty, Health Law, Media, SCOTUS, Seth Kreimer 

Prof. Allison Hoffman Says it May be Harder to Access Care After an Abortion or a Miscarriage: Consumer Reports 

July 14

Administrative Law, Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Health Law, Media, News, SCOTUS 

Prof. Seth Kreimer Scrutinizes Justice Kavanaugh’s Seemingly Narrow View of the Right to Interstate Travel After Roe v. Wade: New York Times 

July 12

Conlaw, Faculty, Health Law, Media, SCOTUS, Seth Kreimer 

Prof. Allison Hoffman Questions Whether States Can Penalize Insurance Providers For Covering Out-of-State Abortion Care: Financial Advisor 

July 8

Administrative Law, Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Health Law, Media, SCOTUS 

Prof. Kermit Roosevelt Warns that Dobbs Reasoning Endangers Rights to Same-Sex Marriage, Interracial Marriage, and Contraception: News-Gazette 

July 5

Conlaw, Faculty, Health Law, Kermit Roosevelt, LGBTQ, Media, News, Privacy, SCOTUS 

Prof. Dorothy Roberts Contextualizes Dobbs Within the U.S.’s Long History of Policing Black Women’s Bodies: Slate Daily Feed 

July 5

Conlaw, Criminal Justice, Dorothy E. Roberts, Faculty, Health Law, Media, News, Privacy, SCOTUS 

SCOTUS’s Recent Decision Curtailing EPA Authority Could Have Far-Reaching Effect on Administrative Law, Prof. Allison Hoffman Explains: Bloomberg Law 

July 5

Administrative Law, Allison K. Hoffman, Environment, Faculty, Health Law, Media, News, SCOTUS 

Prof. Tom Baker’s Covid Coverage Litigation Tracker Aggregates Data on Pandemic-Related Insurance Claims: ALI 

July 5

Coronavirus, Faculty, Health Law, Media, News, Tom Baker 

Prof. Allison Hoffman and Prof. Cary Coglianese Unpack Multi-Faceted Implications of Becerra Decision: Health Leaders Media 

July 5

Administrative Law, Allison K. Hoffman, Cary Coglianese, Faculty, Health Law, Media, News, SCOTUS 

Prof. Kermit Roosevelt Sheds Light on Complex Legal Questions Surrounding Companies’ Funding of Abortion-Related Travel: Today 

July 1

Conlaw, Faculty, Health Law, Kermit Roosevelt, Media, News, SCOTUS 

Prof. Kermit Roosevelt Weighs in on States’ Ability to Punish Residents Who Travel Out of State for Abortions: PolitiFact 

July 1

Conlaw, Faculty, Health Law, Media, News, SCOTUS 

Prof. Kermit Roosevelt Says Dobbs’s Logic Could Impact Rights Beyond Abortion: Time 

June 28

Conlaw, Faculty, Health Law, Kermit Roosevelt, Latest News, Media, News, SCOTUS 

Prof. Allison Hoffman Explains that Hospitals Won’t Get Funds Meant to Offset Providing Treatment to Patients Under Medicare Plans: Atlanta Business Journal 

June 28

Administrative Law, Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Health Law, Latest News, Media, News, SCOTUS 

Prof. Seth Kreimer Analyzes the Legality of States Prosecuting Abortions Outside of Their Own Borders: Vox 

June 28

Conlaw, Faculty, Health Law, Latest News, Media, News, SCOTUS, Seth Kreimer 

Prof. Tom Baker Questions what Roe Reversal Means for Employer-Provided Health Insurance: Forbes India 

June 27

Conlaw, Faculty, Health Law, Latest News, Media, News, press, SCOTUS, Tom Baker 

Prof. Allison Hoffman Explains that SCOTUS Blocks Hospitals from Collecting Funds to Finance Medicare Patient Care: KHN 

June 27

Administrative Law, Allison K. Hoffman, Government, Health Law, Media, SCOTUS 

Prof. Allison Hoffman’s Analysis of Becerra Cited: Chief Healthcare Executive 

June 24

Allison K. Hoffman, Conlaw, Faculty, Health Law, Media, SCOTUS 

Covid Coverage Litigation Tracker Shows that Few Covid Lawsuits Make it to Trial: Bloomberg Law 

June 21

Faculty, Health Law, Latest News, Law School, Media, News, press, Research, Tom Baker 

Prof. Allison Hoffman: How to Tailor Federal Hospital Support Remains an Open Policy Question After SCOTUS 340B Decision: Advisory Board 

June 21

Administrative Law, Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Health Law, Media, News, SCOTUS 

Prof. Allison Hoffman’s Takeaway from the AHA v. Becerra Decision Cited: Axios 

June 16

Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Health Law, Media, Regulation, SCOTUS 

Profs. Coglianese and Hoffman’s Commentary on AHA v. Becerra Decision Cited: Health Leaders Media 

June 15

Allison K. Hoffman, Cary Coglianese, Faculty, Health Law, Media, PPR, Regulation, SCOTUS 

Faculty Reactions to AHA v. Becerra 

June 15

Prof. Coglianese and Prof. Hoffman share their perspectives on the recent Supreme Court decision.
Allison K. Hoffman, article archive, Cary Coglianese, faculty perspectives, Faculty, Featured, Health Law, Regulation, Research and Scholarship, SCOTUS 

SCOTUS Medicaid Decision 

June 6

“This case will leave many families … unable to meet their loved ones’ substantial care needs,” said Prof. Allison Hoffman of the Court’s recent decision.
Allison K. Hoffman, article archive, Courts & the Judicial System, Faculty, Featured, Health Law, SCOTUS 

Long COVID and the Workplace 

June 6

Prof. Jasmine Harris discusses the new disability of Long COVID in the context of employment law.
article archive, Civil Rights, coronavirus, Employment & Labor Law, Employment law, faculty perspectives, Faculty, Health Law, Jasmine E Harris, Research and Scholarship 

Prof. Jasmine Harris Emphasizes the Intersectional Impact of Autism and Race in the Criminal Justice System: UWIN Health 

June 6

Criminal Justice, faculty perspectives, Faculty, Health Law, Jasmine E Harris, Latest News, Media, News 

Brief Co-authored by Prof. Serena Mayeri Latest in Long History of Equal Protection Arguments Supporting Reproductive Freedom: New York Times Magazine 

May 20

Conlaw, faculty perspectives, Faculty, Health Law, Media, News, SCOTUS, Serena Mayeri 

Prof. Allison Hoffman Explains that HIPAA Will Not Be Impacted by Leaked SCOTUS Position on Privacy Rights: Bloomberg Law 

May 19

Administrative Law, Allison K. Hoffman, faculty perspectives, Faculty, Health Law, Media, News, SCOTUS 

Student Perspectives on Leaked Opinion 

May 19

The Regulatory Review recently featured two student pieces concerning the leaked Supreme Court draft opinion on abortion rights.

Alumni, article archive, Conlaw, Constitutional Law & Civil Rights, Courts & the Judicial System, Featured, Health Law, Penn Program on Regulation, Regulatory Review, SCOTUS, Students, Women's Rights 

Prof. Allison Hoffman Explains the Department of Health and Human Services’ Role in Preserving Abortion Access: Vox 

May 9

Administrative Law, Allison K. Hoffman, Conlaw, faculty perspectives, Faculty, Health Law, Media, News, SCOTUS, thoughtleadership 

‘Opinion Suffused with Contempt and Rage’ 

May 3

Of the leaked document, Prof. Wolff said that Justice Alito “has crafted an opinion that disregards the lives of women and girls altogether.”
article archive, Constitutional Law & Civil Rights, faculty perspectives, Faculty, Health Law, Research and Scholarship, SCOTUS, Tobias Barrington Wolff, Women's Rights 

Championing Health Care Equity and Justice 

April 25

For Michelle Banker L’10, Director of Reproductive Rights and Health Litigation at the National Women’s Law Center, “reproductive healthcare is healthcare.”
Alumni, article archive, Careers, Civil Rights, Constitutional Law & Civil Rights, Gender, Leadership, & the Law, Health Law, inclusion, inclusionalumnivoices, Public Interest, Public Service, Social Justice, Equity, & Inclusion, TPIC, Women's Rights 

Prof. Allison Hoffman Weighs In on Biden’s Efforts to Increase Healthcare Protections for LGBTQ+ Community: Washington Examiner 

April 22

Administrative Law, Allison K. Hoffman, Health Law, inclusion, Media, News 

Prof. Eric Feldman Posits that Biden Administration Should Consider Other Avenues Besides Appeal for Mask Mandate: Bloomberg 

April 21

Administrative Law, Coronavirus, Eric A. Feldman, Health Law, Media, News 

Prof. Allison Hoffman Explains the Role Beneficiaries Play in Litigating Claims for Alzheimer’s Drugs: Bloomberg Law 

April 21

Administrative Law, Allison K. Hoffman, Health Law, Media, News 

Prof. Allison Hoffman: Judge’s Order to Vacate Biden’s Mask Mandate is “too narrow” of a Reading of the Law: Bloomberg Law 

April 21

Administrative Law, Allison K. Hoffman, Coronavirus, Health Law, Media, News 

Tomorrow’s Health Law Lawyers 

April 4

A Penn Carey Law team of 2Ls placed second at the Maryland Carey Law’s Health Law Regulatory & Compliance Competition.
Administrative Law, Advocacy Competition, Allison K. Hoffman, article archive, Beyond the Classroom, Experiential, Faculty, Featured, Health Law, Regulation, Research and Scholarship, Students 

University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School Captures #6 Spot in 2023 U.S. News & World Report Rankings 

March 29

This is the first time that Penn Carey Law has been the sole occupant of the #6 spot, marking the highest ranking the Law School has achieved since U.S. News began ranking law schools in 1987.
article archive, Careers, Conlaw, Criminal Law, Featured, Health Law, International, IP, Law School, Tax Law, Theodore Ruger 

Asst. Prof. of Law and bioethicist Holly Fernandez Lynch discusses regulatory issues concerning COVID-19 vaccine for young children: Penn Today 

February 25

Coronavirus, Cross Disciplinary, Faculty, Health Law, Media, Regulation 

In upcoming Race and Regulation Series lecture, Columbia Law’s Olatunde C.A. Johnson will present ‘Vaccination Equity by Design’ 

February 24

Johnson’s lecture is the third of five Race and Regulation Series lectures scheduled this spring.
article archive, coronavirus, Featured, Health Law, inclusion, Penn Program on Regulation, RacialJustice, Regulation 

World Health Organization Director-General Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus to deliver 2022 Holt Lecture at the Law School 

February 21

Dr. Tedros will speak about the World Health Assembly’s efforts to strengthen pandemic prevention, preparedness, and response.
article archive, coronavirus, Eric A. Feldman, Faculty, Featured, Global, Health Law, International Comparative, International 

In pathbreaking Bok course, University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School students studied the law of pandemics 

February 9

In “International Law and Pandemics,” students explored the role of international health law in the context of COVID-19.

article archive, coronavirus, Curriculum, Faculty, Featured, Health Law, International & Comparative Law, International, Jill E. Fisch, Law School, Students 

Assistant Prof. of Law Holly Fernandez Lynch C’03, L’06, G’06 named Hasting Center Fellow 

February 7

Fernandez Lynch joins Profs. Anita Allen and Dorothy Roberts as Law School faculty who are also Hasting Center Fellows.

article archive, Faculty, Fellowships, Health Law, Research and Scholarship 

Prof. Eric Feldman says SCOTUS decision denies ‘OSHA the opportunity to protect millions of workers from the possibility of COVID-19-related hospitalization and death’ 

January 14

Feldman is an expert in comparative public health law, particularly in the context of regulations surrounding COVID-19 and other urgent policy issues.
Administrative & Regulatory Law, article archive, coronavirus, Eric A. Feldman, faculty perspectives, Faculty, Government, Health Law, Regulation, Research and Scholarship, SCOTUS 

Prof. Allison Hoffman explains SCOTUS decisions that block Biden’s OSHA vaccine mandate but allow the rule for health care workers 

January 13

“This Supreme Court has begun to narrow the scope of agency authority, including with today’s decision on the OSHA rule.”

Administrative Law, Allison K. Hoffman, article archive, coronavirus, Employment law, faculty perspectives, Faculty, Government, Health Law, Regulation, Research and Scholarship, SCOTUS 

Prof. Allison Hoffman warns that pop-up COVID-19 testing sites may not be regulated: NBC News 

January 12

Allison K. Hoffman, Coronavirus, Faculty, Health Law, Media, News, Regulation 

Prof. Allison Hoffman cautions people not to give out sensitive information as regulators scramble to address pop-up COVID-19 testing sites: NBC 

January 10

Administrative Law, Allison K. Hoffman, article archive, Coronavirus, Faculty, Government, Health Law, Latest News, Media, News, press, Privacy 

University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School year in review: 2021 

December 23

A look back at the top stories from the Law School this past year.
Alumni, article archive, Center on Professionalism, Civil Rights, coronavirus, Cross Disciplinary, Cross-Disciplinary, diversity, Eric A. Feldman, Faculty, Featured, Government, Health Law, Law and Economics, Law School, Natasha Sarin, Public Service, Research and Scholarship, Research, Scholarships, SCOTUS, Stephen B. Burbank, Student Life, Students, supreme court, thoughtleadership 

Prof. Allison Hoffman discusses the SCOTUS case concerning HHS’ policymaking abilities: Modern Healthcare 

December 3

Administrative Law, Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Health Law, Media 

Prof. Allison Hoffman explains ramifications if SCOTUS rules in favor of hospitals in 340B case: Modern Healthcare 

December 3

Administrative Law, Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Health Law, Media, SCOTUS 

Race and Regulation Lecture Series: “How Race and Social Inequalities Influence Healthy People’s Paid Participation in FDA-Required Clinical Trials” 

December 1

Dr.Jill A. Fisher of the Center for Bioethics at UNC-Chapel Hillwill speak on how social inequalities are exacerbated during the U.S. drug approval process.
Administrative Law, article archive, Events, Featured, Health Law, inclusion, Penn Program on Regulation, RacialJustice, Regulation, Social 

Prof. Allison Hoffman’s article on SCOTUS case involving hospital discounts on Medicare Part B drugs cited: Axios 

December 1

Administrative Law, Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Health Law, Latest News, Media, News, SCOTUS 

Prof. Allison Hoffman unpacks the extent to which healthcare companies incorporate mined data into their business models: Healthy Women 

December 1

Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Health Law, Latest News, Law and Technology, Media, News, Privacy 

Prof. Allison Hoffman explains the historical legal framework underlying vaccine mandates: CBS Saturday Morning 

November 29

Allison K. Hoffman, Coronavirus, Faculty, Health Law, Media, News 

Prof. Allison Hoffman explains the potential impact of SCOTUS decision in Becerra v. Empire Health Foundation 

November 24

At issue in the case is how extra Medicare payments to hospitals for treating low-income patients are calculated.

Allison K. Hoffman, article archive, faculty perspectives, Faculty, Featured, Health Law, Regulation, Research and Scholarship, SCOTUS 

First Generation Professionals Fellow Michelle Rodriguez L’24, GR’24 dreamed of helping people heal – and now her dream is reality 

November 22

Rodriguez is also pursuing a dual degree in Bioethics with the goal of making healthcare more equitable and accessible for immigrant and refugee populations.
article archive, Bioethics, Center on Professionalism Highlights, Center on Professionalism, diversity, Featured, Fellowships, Health Law, inclusion, Law School, Life at Penn Law, Public Service, refugee, Social, Student Life, Students 

Prof. Allison Hoffman: Upcoming SCOTUS case raises questions as to how hospitals subsidize cost of care provided to low-income patients: The Commonwealth Fund 

November 16

Administrative Law, Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Government, Health Law, Media, News, Public Service, SCOTUS 

Following the rare termination of Britney Spears’s conservatorship, Prof. Jasmine Harris emphasizes the need for alternative supports that do not sacrifice individuals’ agency: The Guardian 

November 15

Faculty, Health Law, Jasmine E Harris, Media, News 

Britney Wilson L’15 warns of the dangers of discriminatory crisis standards of care: The Regulatory Review 

November 1

Alumni, Civil Rights, Coronavirus, Health Law, Media, News, RacialJustice, Research 

2015 TEDMED Talk by Prof. Dorothy Roberts cited in support of battle to secure true healthcare equity: Forbes 

October 29

Dorothy E. Roberts, Faculty, Health Law, Media, RacialJustice 

Prof. Allison Hoffman praises some aspects of Biden’s Build Back Better framework, criticizes others 

October 28

Hoffman calls the framework “a tremendous step forward for health care and long-term care” despite “some predictable disappointments.”
Allison K. Hoffman, article archive, faculty perspectives, Featured, Health Law, Research and Scholarship 

Profs. Jasmine Harris and Karen Tani debunk three common myths about disability law: The Regulatory Review 

October 26

Faculty, Health Law, Jasmine E Harris, Media, News, Regulation 

Dr. Jonathan Lazar LLM’18: “Legal knowledge is for everyone” 

October 20

Instead of brushing aside the legal questions his work as an information science professor raised, Lazar grew interested in learning how to find the answers.
Alumni, article archive, Careers, Civil Rights, Constitutional Law & Civil Rights, Cross-Disciplinary, Featured, Health Law, inclusion, Law and Technology, Law School, LLM, Public Interest 

In an interview, Prof. Jasmine Harris explains why “the best type of guardianship is the one that never happens”: HealthDay News 

October 19

Civil Rights, Faculty, Health Law, Jasmine E Harris, Media, News 

Prof. Jasmine Harris explains that a lack of transparency in guardianship processes obscures public ability to contest harmful norms: USA Today 

October 11

Civil Rights, Faculty, Health Law, Jasmine E Harris, Media, News 

Prof. Eric Feldman shares perspective on growing number of public and private sector vaccine mandates 

October 5

Coronavirus, Eric A. Feldman, Faculty, Health Law, News 

Prof. Allison Hoffman explains why dental coverage under Medicare may not happen: CBS News 

September 30

Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Health Law, Media 

Prof. Jasmine Harris: COVID-19 may present opportunity to destigmatize disabilities and increase legal protections: Bloomberg Law 

September 27

Coronavirus, Faculty, Health Law, Jasmine E Harris, Media 

Prof. Eric Feldman cautions that religious exceptions provide easy, unpoliced way for people to skirt COVID-19 vaccine mandates: Insider 

September 17

Conlaw, Coronavirus, Eric A. Feldman, Faculty, Health Law, Media, News, SCOTUS 

Prof. Jasmine Harris calls for more clarity and centralization in on-campus disability accomodations as COVID long-haulers return to classrooms: NBC News 

September 10

Coronavirus, Faculty, Health Law, Jasmine E Harris, Media, News 

Prof. Allison Hoffman shares insight on when dental coverage could become part of Medicare: Los Angeles Times 

September 8

Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Health Law, Media 

Prof. Allison Hoffman explains ruling that upholds Medicare Advantage star ratings changes during COVID-19 pandemic: The Commonwealth Fund 

September 6

Allison K. Hoffman, Coronavirus, Faculty, Health Law, Media 

Prof. Eric Feldman: “Covid-19 has made post-secondary schools in the U.S. a potent symbol of the Divided States of America”: Bloomberg Law 

September 3

Coronavirus, Eric A. Feldman, Faculty, Health Law, News 

Prof. Anita Allen advocates for HIPAA updates to address new and emerging privacy challenges: Penn Today 

August 25

Anita L. Allen, Faculty, Health Law, Media, PPR, Regulation 

Prof. Jasmine Harris explores Biden’s statement about possible ADA protection for long-term COVID: Penn Today 

August 24

Civil Rights, Coronavirus, Faculty, Health Law, Jasmine E Harris, Media 

The Regulatory Review commemorates 25 years of HIPAA 

August 17

The Regulatory Review is publishing a series of six essays analyzing HIPAA, including the lead essay written by Henry R. Silverman Professor of Law and Professor of Philosophy Anita L. Allen.
Anita Allen, article archive, Faculty, Featured, Health Law, Penn Program on Regulation, Regulation, Regulatory Review, Research and Scholarship 

Prof. Allison Hoffman offers practical information and tips on health care in 2021: WalletHub 

August 2

Allison K. Hoffman, Health Law, Media 

Prof. Allison Hoffman draws distinction between the legality and wisdom of vaccine mandates: Fortune 

July 29

Allison K. Hoffman, Coronavirus, Faculty, Health Law, Media 

Prof. Hoffman explains the SCOTUS decision that keeps the Affordable Care Act intact: Penn Today 

June 21

Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Government, Health Law, Media, SCOTUS 

Prof. Hoffman explains the SCOTUS decision that keeps the Affordable Care Act intact: Penn Today 

June 21

Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Government, Health Law, Media, SCOTUS 

Prof. Hoffman explains the SCOTUS decision that keeps the Affordable Care Act intact: Penn Today 

June 21

Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Government, Health Law, Media, SCOTUS 

Prof. Allison Hoffman explains SCOTUS decision that keeps the Affordable Care Act intact 

June 17

Health law expert Prof. Allison Hoffman observes that this decision is consistent with others in recent years where the Supreme Court has narrowed the ability of aggrieved parties to bring suit.
article archive, faculty perspectives, Faculty, Health Law, SCOTUS, Social 

Prof. Allen examines HIPAA twenty-five years after its passage: New England Journal of Medicine 

June 12

Anita L. Allen, Faculty, Government, Health Law, Media, Regulation 

Penn Law & Free Migration Project report reveals ongoing unreported violations of patient rights with medical deportations 

June 10

The authors of the report include Toll Public Interest Fellow Erica V. Rodarte Costa L’22, Jacqueline Monnat L’21, and Free Migration Project’s Executive Director David Bennion and Program Coordinator Adrianna Torres-García.
Alumni, article archive, Clinics, Government, Health Law, Immigration, inclusionstudentvoices, Legislative Clinic, Legislative, Research and Scholarship, Students 

Prof. Coglianese offers seven lessons for domestic regulators from the field of global health policy: Global Health Governance 

May 25

Administrative Law, Cary Coglianese, Faculty, Health Law, International, Media, PPR, Regulation 

Lindsay Kirker ML’17 MSN’17 is applying her interdisciplinary education at Penn Medicine during the COVID-19 crisis 

May 24

Lindsay Kirker ML’17 MSN’17 is an Assistant Nurse Manager with Penn Medicine’s Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU).
Alumni, article archive, coronavirus, Cross Disciplinary, Cross-Disciplinary, Health Law, ML 

Prof. Allison Hoffman discusses whether a remote option or vaccine mandate should be part of school reopenings: The Brian Lehrer Show 

May 18

Allison K. Hoffman, Audio, Coronavirus, Faculty, Health Law, Media, News 

Prof. Allison Hoffman discusses whether a remote option or vaccine mandate should be part of school reopenings: The Brian Lehrer Show 

May 18

Allison K. Hoffman, Audio, Coronavirus, Faculty, Health Law, Media, News 

Prof. Allison Hoffman discusses whether a remote option or vaccine mandate should be part of school reopenings: The Brian Lehrer Show 

May 18

Allison K. Hoffman, Audio, Coronavirus, Faculty, Health Law, Media, News 

Prof. Allison Hoffman offers innovative health care system solution: a public option for employer health care plans 

May 18

Prof. Hoffman presented her paper “A Public Option for Health Care Plans” at “The Promise of Health Reform and a Public Option in a Biden Administration” virtual conference organized by the Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics and United States of Care.
article archive, Faculty, facultyscholarship, Government, Health Law, Research and Scholarship 

Prof. Hoffman observes that the pandemic has exposed a need for more preventative care coverage in health insurance: California Healthline 

May 6

Allison K. Hoffman, Coronavirus, Faculty, Health Law, Media, News 

Prof. Hoffman explains the pandemic’s effects on health insurance companies’ profits and definitions of health care: Los Angeles Times 

May 6

Allison K. Hoffman, Coronavirus, Faculty, Health Law, Media 

Prof. Hoffman observes that the pandemic has exposed a need for more preventative care coverage in health insurance: California Healthline 

May 6

Allison K. Hoffman, Coronavirus, Faculty, Health Law, Media, News 

Prof. Hoffman explains the pandemic’s effects on health insurance companies’ profits and definitions of health care: Los Angeles Times 

May 6

Allison K. Hoffman, Coronavirus, Faculty, Health Law, Media 

Prof. Hoffman observes that the pandemic has exposed a need for more preventative care coverage in health insurance: California Healthline 

May 6

Allison K. Hoffman, Coronavirus, Faculty, Health Law, Media, News 

Prof. Hoffman explains the pandemic’s effects on health insurance companies’ profits and definitions of health care: Los Angeles Times 

May 6

Allison K. Hoffman, Coronavirus, Faculty, Health Law, Media 

Prof. Feldman offers insight into the likelihood of employers requiring mandatory COVID-19 vaccines 

April 7

Prof. Feldman shares his insight into the likelihood of mandatory vaccines for employment and what that could look like in practice.
article archive, coronavirus, faculty perspectives, Faculty, Health Law 

Prof. Allison Hoffman isn’t surprised by the DOJ’s switch in position on the Affordable Care Act: insidehealthpolicy.com 

February 16

Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Government, Health Law, Media, News 

Prof. Allison Hoffman isn’t surprised by the DOJ’s switch in position on the Affordable Care Act: insidehealthpolicy.com 

February 16

Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Government, Health Law, Media, News 

Prof. Allison Hoffman isn’t surprised by the DOJ’s switch in position on the Affordable Care Act: insidehealthpolicy.com 

February 16

Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Government, Health Law, Media, News 

Prof. Allison Hoffman says high rates of COVID infection in nursing homes from chronic neglect of systematic problems: bigiftrue.org 

February 9

Allison K. Hoffman, Coronavirus, EquityInclusion, Faculty, Health Law, Media, News 

Prof. Allison Hoffman says high rates of COVID infection in nursing homes from chronic neglect of systematic problems: bigiftrue.org 

February 9

Allison K. Hoffman, Coronavirus, EquityInclusion, Faculty, Health Law, Media, News 

Prof. Allison Hoffman says high rates of COVID infection in nursing homes from chronic neglect of systematic problems: bigiftrue.org 

February 9

Allison K. Hoffman, Coronavirus, EquityInclusion, Faculty, Health Law, Media, News 

“It’s really uncharted territory,” Prof. Hoffman on mandatory COVID vaccinations, immunity certificates for businesses: Bloomberg 

December 16

Allison K. Hoffman, Coronavirus, Cross Disciplinary, Faculty, Health Law, Law School, Media, News 

Prof. Allison Hoffman factchecks Sen. Loeffler’s health care plan as lacking adequate protects for pre-existing conditions: Politifact 

December 1

Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Government, Health Law, Media, News 

Prof. Hoffman and other law experts break down what the Affordable Care Act means for families in 2020: Parents 

November 19

Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Health Law, Media, News 

Prof. Allison Hoffman publishes Oxford Handbook chapter on inequitable access to health care in the U.S. 

November 18

Health care law expert Professor Allison Hoffman maps out the complex picture of access to medical care in the United States in this Oxford Handbook chapter.
article archive, Faculty, facultyscholarship, Health Law, inclusion, Publications, Research and Scholarship 

Prof. Allison Hoffman explains the possible future of the ACA in light of the pending SCOTUS challenge: WHYY 

November 12

Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Government, Health Law, Media 

Prof. Allison Hoffman shares perspective on how to make sure the health care system works for all: Bloomberg 

November 12

Allison K. Hoffman, Government, Health Law, Media, Video 

Prof. Allison Hoffman envisions upcoming SCOTUS decision on ACA having ‘little to no impact on the ground’: Vice 

November 11

Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Government, Health Law, Media 

Prof. Hoffman offers perspective on future of the ACA, including upcoming SCOTUS case: The Daily Pennsylvanian 

November 9

Allison K. Hoffman, EquityInclusion, Faculty, Government, Health Law, Media 

Prof. Allison Hoffman outlines what a Biden presidency could mean for health care law and the ACA: MarketWatch 

November 8

Allison K. Hoffman, Government, Health Law, Media 

Prof. Allison Hoffman discusses Affordable Care Act and upcoming SCOTUS hearing on constitutionality of individual mandate: Bloomberg 

October 28

Allison K. Hoffman, EquityInclusion, Faculty, Health Law, Media 

Prof. Allison Hoffman’s recent scholarship offers post-pandemic path to solving nursing home crisis 

October 19

Professor Allison Hoffman’s new paper advocates for “a combination of funding, regulation, and a new strategy that fully supports a range of institutional and noninstitutional care.”
article archive, coronavirus, Faculty, facultyscholarship, Health Law 

Prof. Allison Hoffman criticizes Republican proposals as severely lacking protections ACA currently provides: PolitiFact 

September 26

Allison K. Hoffman, EquityInclusion, Faculty, Government, Health Law, Media 

Prof. Allison Hoffman’s forthcoming essay explains how medicalization of civil rights could disappoint 

August 25

Professor Allison Hoffman’s essay, “Medicalization of Civil Rights Could Disappoint” responds to former Sharswood Fellow Craig Konnoth’s recent piece, “Medicalization and the New Civil Rights.”

article archive, coronavirus, Faculty, facultyscholarship, Health Law, inclusion 

Prof. Hoffman comments on GOP’s proposed bill for liability shield on COVID-related medical malpractice suits: The Washington Post 

August 11

Allison K. Hoffman, Coronavirus, Faculty, Health Law, Media, News 

Prof. Hoffman says employers can require COVID-19 testing: KYW Radio News 

August 7

Allison K. Hoffman, Coronavirus, Faculty, Health Law, Media, News 

Prof. Allison Hoffman proposes an employer-focused public option for health care coverage: The Hill 

July 31

Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Health Law, Media 

Prof. Roberts on racism in healthcare and its implications during COVID-19 pandemic: Marketplace 

July 28

Civil Rights, Coronavirus, Dorothy E. Roberts, Health Law, Media 

Prof. Hoffman discusses likelihood of a ‘repeal and replace’ of the Affordable Care Act this year: Politifact 

July 23

Allison K. Hoffman, Health Law, Media 

Prof. Hoffman urges nursing homes to consider re-allowing visitors for benefit of residents in op-ed: The Washington Post 

July 13

Allison K. Hoffman, Coronavirus, Health Law, Media 

Prof. Hoffman proposes policy solutions for long-term care issues exposed by COVID-19: The New England Journal of Medicine 

May 28

Allison K. Hoffman, Health Law, Media 

Prof. Hoffman and Simone Hussussian L’20 discuss the steps states are taking to ensure access to coronavirus care: Reg Review 

May 26

Allison K. Hoffman, Coronavirus, Faculty, Health Law, Students 

Prof. Hoffman discusses options available for those who have lost health coverage during COVID-19 pandemic: Time 

May 18

Allison K. Hoffman, Coronavirus, Health Law, Media 

Prof. Hoffman explains why Medicare expansion should be in the next coronavirus stimulus package: Vox 

May 18

Allison K. Hoffman, Coronavirus, Government, Health Law, Media 

Prof. Hoffman co-authors op-ed that advocates for the expansion of Medicaid in Florida: Sun Sentinel 

May 6

Allison K. Hoffman, Health Law, Media 

Prof. Hoffman co-authors op-ed on struggles of dementia patients and long-term caregivers in wake of coronavirus: Philadelphia Inquirer 

April 30

Allison K. Hoffman, Coronavirus, Health Law, Media 

Prof. Feldman expands upon the failures of international public health policy and the civil rights trade-offs during quarantine: Law360 

April 28

Coronavirus, Eric A. Feldman, Health Law, Media 

Prof. Hoffman describes how hospitals are preparing for potential coronavirus-related lawsuits: Bloomberg 

April 2

Allison K. Hoffman, Coronavirus, Health Law 

Prof. Baker explains when emergency medical treatment is legally required: Time 

April 2

Coronavirus, Health Law, Tom Baker 

Prof. Hoffman calls on Congress to address the imminent medical care debt COVID-19 patients will incur: The Hill 

April 1

Allison K. Hoffman, Coronavirus, Faculty, Health Law, Media, News 

Does Pennsylvania governor have legal authority to enforce order to shut down all non-life-sustaining businesses?: Lancaster Online 

March 23

Allison K. Hoffman, Coronavirus, Faculty, Health Law, Media, News 

Would a COVID-19 immunization be covered by health care plans? Prof. Hoffman answers: The Street 

March 19

Allison K. Hoffman, Coronavirus, Faculty, Health Law, Law School, Media, News 

Prof. Allison Hoffman says Bankers Life Fieldhouse could be held liable should a person contract the coronavirus at a game: Indy Star 

March 11

Allison K. Hoffman, Coronavirus, Faculty, Health Law, Media, News 

Neil Makhija argues in favor of lawsuits against Juul, Big Tobacco: The Philadelphia Inquirer 

March 5

Faculty, Health Law, Media 

Why does Medicare for All help put a spotlight on rising health care costs? Prof. Hoffman explains: NYT 

January 7

Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Health Law, Media, News 

Prof. Hoffman comments on fate of ACA decision saying “there’s no end in sight.”: Bloomberg 

December 20

Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Health Law, Media, News 

As Trump administration weakens the ACA, health brokers push ‘junk plans’. Prof. Hoffman comments: Washington Post 

November 20

Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Health Law, Media, News 

Prof. Allison Hoffman discusses how presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren could fund her vision of “Medicare for All”: Air Talk 

October 23

Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Health Law, Media, News 

Prof. Hoffman provides insight into the patient’s perspective when choosing health care plans: Salon 

August 20

Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Health Law, Media, News 

Prof. Allison Hoffman discusses legal challenges to the ACA and Democratic candidates proposed health plans: Bloomberg TV 

August 15

Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Health Law, Media, News 

Prof. Hoffman comments on candidates’ health care policies discussed in Democratic presidential debate: Washington Post 

August 1

Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Health Law, Media, News 

Prof. Hoffman authors op-ed on the role of choice in proposed Democratic health care plans: The Hill 

August 1

Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Health Law, Media, News 

Prof. Hoffman analyzes presidential candidate Joe Biden’s health care plan: Kaiser Health 

July 30

Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Health Law, Media, News 

Prof. Hoffman says Kamala Harris’s “Medicare for All” plan more politically feasible than Bernie Sanders’s plan: Vox 

July 29

Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Health Law, Media, News 

Pro. Hoffman discusses “Medicare for All” as a democratic movement: Law and Political Economy 

July 23

Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Health Law, Media, News 

Prof. Hoffman comments on Joe Biden’s incremental approach to his public option healthcare plan: Politifact 

July 18

Allison K. Hoffman, Health Law, Media 

Prof. Allison Hoffman explains what doctor visits would look like under Medicare for All from the patient’s perspective: Salon 

July 15

Allison K. Hoffman, Health Law, Media 

Prof. Hoffman discusses options appeals judges could choose when ruling on the ACA: Christian Science Monitor 

July 11

Allison K. Hoffman, Health Law, Media, News 

Prof. Hoffman examines reactions from justices following oral arguments in latest ACA lawsuit: Vox 

July 11

Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Health Law, Media 

Prof. Hoffman shares her views on how the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals might impact the future of the ACA: Sinclair Broadcast Group 

July 10

Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Health Law, Media 

Prof. Hoffman shares her perspective on the future of the Affordable Care Act: Vox 

July 9

Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Health Law, Media, SCOTUS 

Prof. Hoffman comments on national health care debate and the concept of “Medicare for All”: Salon 

July 8

Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Health Law, Media, News 

Prof. Roberts says prosecutions of women for the unintentional deaths of their fetuses are becoming more common: Refinery 29 

July 2

Dorothy E. Roberts, Health Law, Media, News 

Prof. Roosevelt thinks it’s unlikely that the 5th Circuit Court will throw out the ACA appeal: Politico 

June 28

Health Law, Kermit Roosevelt, Media, News 

Prof. Hoffman’s new article lauded as one of the best recent works of health law scholarship: Jotwell 

June 17

Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Health Law, Media, News, Research 

Prof. Hoffman discusses the health risks of family members acting as long-term caregivers 

June 11

Allison K. Hoffman, Events, Faculty, Health Law 

Dorothy Roberts comments on race science and the attribution of health disparities to genetic variation: Slate 

June 4

Cross Disciplinary, Dorothy E. Roberts, Faculty, Health Law, Media, News 

The Reg Review spotlights U.S. health care regulation with series of essays authored by nationally recognized scholars and experts 

May 16

Cary Coglianese, Faculty, Health Law, News, PPR Affiliates, PPR, Regulation 

Prof. Hoffman helps clarify an internet myth about legality of profiting from health care before 1973: Politifact 

May 6

Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Health Law, Media, News 

Prof. Roberts argues eugenics is still the basis for social policies that preserve unjust social order: Philly Inquirer 

May 1

Civil Rights, Dorothy E. Roberts, Faculty, Health Law, Human Rights, Media, News 

Presidential Professor of Practice Jeb Bush and Prof. Hoffman discuss health care reform in the current political landscape: Penn Today 

April 19

Allison K. Hoffman, Events, Faculty, Government, Health Law 

Prof. Hoffman comments on the president’s decision to delay action on health care: Fox Business 

April 2

Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Health Law, Media, News 

Adjunct Prof. Specter argues that medical malpractice suits should follow the same rules as other civil lawsuits: Penn Live 

January 30

Health Law, Media, News 

Prof. Baker comments on how the insurance industry could change American football: Pacific Standard 

January 29

Health Law, Media, News, Tom Baker 

Prof. Hoffman analyzes district court’s ruling against proposal to expand contraception exemption coverage under the ACA: WHYY 

January 17

Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Government, Health Law, Media, News 

Prof. Hoffman analyzes the potential outcomes of the recent federal district court ruling against the ACA: Seattle Weekly 

January 4

Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Health Law, Media, News 

Prof. Hoffman debunks GOP Senate candidate’s claim that North Dakota law required insurance coverage for preexisting conditions: Politifact 

November 5

Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Government, Health Law, Media, News 

GOP health care bill would not protect people with pre-existing conditions, says Prof. Hoffman: PA Post 

October 29

Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Government, Health Law, Media, News 

Prof. Hoffman says GOP’s actions on health care contradict claims of protecting coverage for pre-existing conditions: Marketplace 

October 25

Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Health Law, Media, News 

Buyer beware: Prof. Hoffman says new Trump Administration health care plans may not cover what people think they do: NPR 

October 1

Allison K. Hoffman, Bioethics, Faculty, Health Law, Media, News 

Prof. Baker warns 3D printing manufacturers to take proper safeguards to protect themselves from printed gun lawsuits: WHYY 

August 14

Faculty, Health Law, Law and Technology, Media, News, Tech Law, Tom Baker 

Prof. Hoffman on validity of ad stating Kavanaugh refused to uphold ACA pre-existing condition ban: PolitiFact 

July 18

Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Health Law, Media 

Prof. Hoffman asserts federal judge’s ruling could thwart Trump administration’s Medicaid blueprint: CNBC 

July 10

Allison K. Hoffman, Health Law, Media 

Prof. Morse discusses addiction and if a relapse during probation is grounds for incarceration: On Point Radio 

June 26

Faculty, Health Law, Law and the Brain, Media, News, Stephen J. Morse 

Allison Hoffman writes on Medicaid’s work requirements and personal responsibility policies: JAMA 

May 7

Allison K. Hoffman, Health Law, Media 

Prof. Hoffman analyzes Medicaid expansion in red states as Republicans push to enact work requirements 

April 23

Allison K. Hoffman, Health Law, Media 

Prof. Hoffman comments on Kentucky Medicaid requirements challenged by class action lawsuit: Legal Reader 

February 7

Allison K. Hoffman, Health Law, Media 

Prof. Hoffman on legal challenges to Medicaid work rules: Reuters 

January 26

Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Health Law, Media 

Case in Point podcast: Prof. Allison Hoffman and Bloomberg Law’s Victoria Pelham dissect the current state of ACA 

December 12

Allison K. Hoffman, case in point, Health Law 

Prof. Hoffman on the impact of GOP tax plan elimination of medical expense deduction 

November 17

Allison K. Hoffman, Audio, Faculty, Government, Health Law, Media 

Prof. Hoffman weighs in on attempts to order White House to continue healthcare subsidies 

October 26

Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Government, Health Law, Media 

Prof. Baker weighs in on ALI’s Restatement on Liability Insurance project: Forbes 

August 1

Faculty, Health Law, Media, Tom Baker 

Prof. Hoffman on bipartisan nature of Affordable Care Act: New York Times 

July 21

Allison K. Hoffman, Faculty, Government, Health Law, Media 

University of Pennsylvania Law Review cited in NY Times in article examining treatment of NFL draft prospects 

April 28

Health Law, Law Review, Media, Publications, Student Groups, Students 

19th Surgeon General Vivek Murthy speaks at Penn Law 

April 28

Events, Government, Health Law, Media, Penn 

Prof. Baker shares four ways states can prevent the Affordable Care Act from “exploding”: Vox 

April 5

Faculty, Government, Health Law, Media, Tom Baker 

Prof. Roberts explores the problem of race-based medicine: NPR 

February 10

Bioethics, Dorothy E. Roberts, Faculty, Health Law, Media, Video 

Prof. Baker explains why individuals should still sign up for ACA health insurance: Consumer Reports 

January 24

Faculty, Health Law, Media, Tom Baker 

Prof. Baker explains what happens if you sign up for an Affordable Care Act plan now: Consumer Reports 

November 11

Faculty, Government, Health Law, Media, Tom Baker 

Prof. Baker on what Trump’s win could mean for Obamacare insurance coverage: Philadelphia Inquirer 

November 9

Faculty, Government, Health Law, Media, Tom Baker 

Dean Ruger comments on what Trump’s presidential win means for key issues: Knowledge @ Wharton 

November 9

dean ruger, Environment, Faculty, Government, Health Law, Media 

Prof. Baker on the future of insurance liability cases 

September 26

Faculty, Health Law, Media, Tom Baker 

Prof. Baker comments on drop in malpractice verdicts: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 

June 19

Faculty, Health Law, Media, Tom Baker 

Sharswood Fellow Craig Konnoth on HIPAA, medical privacy in aftermath of Orlando attack: CNN 

June 14

Cross Disciplinary, Health Law, LGBTQ, Media, Privacy 

Prof. Roberts explores the racial care gap in medical treatment: PBS 

April 6

Bioethics, Civil Rights, Dorothy E. Roberts, Faculty, Health Law, Media, Video 

Jeff Vagle discusses why healthcare is the next big target for cyber criminals: Knowledge @ Wharton 

March 9

Audio, CTIC, Faculty, Health Law, Law and Technology, Media, Penn, Tech Law 

Watch Prof. Roberts discuss the problem with race-based medicine in a talk for TEDMED 

February 12

Bioethics, Dorothy E. Roberts, Faculty, Health Law, Media, Video 

Is it time to stop using race in medical research? Prof. Dorothy Roberts talks to NPR 

February 8

Bioethics, Dorothy E. Roberts, Faculty, Health Law, Media 

Prof. Baker looks at the role of insurance in an aunt’s lawsuit against 12-year-old: The Guardian 

October 15

Faculty, Health Law, Media, Tom Baker 

Prof. Roosevelt comments on SCOTUS upholding ACA subsidies: WBUR’s On Point 

June 25

Conlaw, Cross Disciplinary, Faculty, Health Law, Kermit Roosevelt, Media, SCOTUS 

Dean-Designate Ruger discusses colleges and healthcare reform: Cosmopolitan 

June 15

Conlaw, dean ruger, Faculty, Health Law, Media 

Dean Ruger on challenges to the Affordable Care Act on new Case in Point episode 

May 22

Audio, Conlaw, dean ruger, Eleanor Barrett, Health Law, Media, News, Penn 

New episode of “Case in Point” looks at healthcare exchanges and their future 

March 31

Audio, case in point, Health Law, Law School, Media, News, Tom Baker, Video 

Prof. Baker on bill protecting doctors against malpractice suits: New York Times 

March 31

Faculty, Government, Health Law, Media, Tom Baker 

Read the Spring 2015 Cross-Disciplinary newsletter 

March 23

Admitted JD, Cross Disciplinary, Health Law, Law and Economics, Law and Technology, Law School, News, Public Service, Student Groups, Students, Tech Law 

Prof. Baker sees politics at work in SCOTUS arguments on Affordable Care Act: CBS Philly 

March 5

Conlaw, Cross Disciplinary, Faculty, Health Law, Media, SCOTUS, Tom Baker