A new paper by @ProfCRobertson @BU_Law and @ProfWEpstein @DePaulU in @NEJM highlights the role private law is poised to play in American health care in the coming years https://t.co/VbzUv7bNy0

interesting that the Federal Judicial Center page on the contempt power seems to be down. https://t.co/LC06FmVauw still available at Wayback though https://t.co/5zvKgabpvJ

"Some innovation saves lives; some innovation kills people,” says Robertson. https://t.co/mETjh9546q

CUPA’s annual free Expanded Access 101 webinar is 5/21, 12-1pm EDT. Geared toward those new to the topic, including patients, EA 101 will cover the basics of EA (aka compassionate use) to investigational medical products in the US. More info & registration

And if you want to read the research paper, here it is: https://t.co/rapLjYUB9l Thank you! And I welcome feedback and collaborations.

... by calling your Members of Congress and asking their legislative staff to attend. Here is a flyer with more details on the event: https://t.co/tg7K6hcD5r Here is the contact information for your Members of Congress: https://t.co/0tq9rOYudI

Next week (Apr29), I am co-convening a Congressional briefing on the huge disparities in payment for surgeries for women and how that leads to really bad outcomes -- lifelong pain, disabilities, and even death. You get what you pay for! You can help! ...

Check out our new book, Health Law as Private Law. In addition to the amazing co-editors and authors -- too many to list here, I am particularly excited to have Alexander Calder on the cover. The book is open-access, so dig in! https://t.co/V1fejAoXGh

Check out the short podcast JAMA recorded with me to discuss the American Law Institute's new Restatement for medical liability. https://t.co/Jlu7bDFvJe

Our new special communication in @JAMA_current discussing the new restatement on medical liability. The new approach supports physicians who follow the science, rather than blind custom. If you need full text let me know. https://t.co/FtbG0NGoEs

My new piece on the litigation over vapes. One angle: SCt has increasingly said that agencies should be subject to presidential control, but here 5CA dings FDA for flip-flopping in their handling of an industry when the presidency changed. @MedlawDan https://t.co/5JNdE12HKA

Good Governing (Cambridge) is out. In time for XMas & Hannakuh.

Check out the new podcast featuring our new work on structural sex discrimination in gynecology. https://t.co/QFMxELnL42 The paper, coming out in @EmoryLawJournal is available here: https://t.co/rPo2Tbi08N

📢 Our new paper out today in @CognitionJourn explores the spillover effects of interacting with AI on relationships among people, an aspect often neglected in research on the social impact of AI. Open access: https://t.co/lHWgSN4k0T OSF:

In this Viewpoint, @ProfCRobertson and JAMA's @KBibbinsDomingo and Gregory Curfman discuss the Braidwood Management Inc v Becerra case and how the intent of Congress, the health of the public, and the law may come into conflict and the risks to the USPSTF. https://t.co/f1msSjNRSX

#BULawProf @nhuberfeld1, @ProfLMcClain, @Liz_McCuskey, @pelfreyduryea, @georgejannas, and their co-author's amicus curiae brief supporting the United States in Moyle is featured in @TheRegReview's Saturday Seminar on EMTALA. Read more here ⬇️

Women’s health has a history of being underfunded in the US. In this episode, Dr. @louise_p_king (MIGS) and @ProfCRobertson (law professor) discuss the inequitable reimbursement structures that persist within the field of OBGYN. https://t.co/bSvf4eCP2q #OBGYN63 #MedEd @dramypark

Look at the security failures leading to Trump assassination attempt through the lens of federalism. America has a love affair with divided responsibility, and this episode shows graphically its costs.

In the news coverage of the Trump closing arguments there was a lot of focus on witness credibility, but I'm still not clear on what the prosecutors alleged was the underlying crime that made it a felony. Did I miss a news cycle? @jedshug ?

Those of us worried that Chat-GPT will steal all the lawyer jobs aren't seeing even the ripples yet. In late April ABA released the aggregated law school employment outcomes summary, employment for new JDs reached its highest level in the past decade!