Date range: January 1, 2017 – January 31, 2017<\/p>\n
1\/12\/17 “Minnesota’s Tobacco Litigation”
\nPublic Health\u00a0Law Center director Doug Blanke gave a presentation on Minnesota\u2019s Tobacco Litigation to the Association of Nonsmokers-Minnesota.<\/p>\n
1\/25\/17 “Tobacco Control in Minnesota: What Have We Learned?”
\nPublic Health Law Center director Doug Blanke took part in a panel presentation\u00a0on tobacco control in Minnesota at the Minnesota State Tobacco Control Conference in Saint Paul, MN.<\/p>\n
1\/25\/17 Public Health Law Center Minnesota Tobacco Control Conference Reception
\nThe Public Health Law Center hosted a reception for 100 tobacco control leaders and professionals at Vieux Carre in Saint Paul, Minn., in conjunction with the Minnesota State Tobacco Control Conference.<\/p>\n
1\/18\/17 “Tobacco and Trade Litigation”
\nPublic\u00a0Health Law Center senior staff attorney Kerry Cork moderated a national Tobacco Control Legal Consortium webinar on recent global tobacco trade litigation.<\/p>\n
1\/20\/17 “Creating a Zero Tolerance Culture for Abuse”
\nIris\u00a0Freeman gave a presentation entitled “Creating a Zero Tolerance Culture for Abuse” to Leading Age Minnesota, a trade association of health and housing organizations serving Minnesota seniors.<\/p>\n
1\/25\/17 “Healthy\u00a0Equity and Priority Population integration with 1422 Strategies\u201d
\nPublic\u00a0Health Law Center senior staff attorney Natasha Frost gave a presentation on defining health inequities, how policies can influence health inequities, and strategies for promoting health equity through policy and systems change. The presentation was held in Manhattan, Kansas, and was sponsored by the Kansas Department of Health and Education and the Community Engagement Institute.<\/p>\n
1\/25\/17 “Wasted Food”
\nPublic\u00a0Health Law Center senior staff attorney Natasha Frost gave a presentation on the legal and policy opportunities to support food donation in Kansas. It was held at the Community Health Promotion Summit in Manhattan, Kansas, and sponsored by the Kansas Department of Health and Education and the Community Engagement Institute.<\/p>\n
1\/25\/17 “Applying\u00a0Health Equity Concepts to Community Work\u201d
\nPublic\u00a0Health Law Center senior staff attorney Natasha Frost gave a presentation at the Community Health Promotion Summit in Manhattan, Kansas, about health inequities, how policies can influence health inequities, and strategies for promoting health equity through policy and systems change. The Summit was sponsored by the Kansas Department of Health and Education and Community Engagement Institute.<\/p>\n
1\/5\/17 KARE 11
\nProfessor\u00a0Laura Hermer was interviewed for a KARE 11 news segment, “GOP to \u2018Defund\u2019 Planned Parenthood.\u201d KARE 11 News at 10, January 5, 2017.<\/p>\n
1\/13\/17 Star Tribune
\nProfessor\u00a0Laura Hermer wrote a piece for the Star Tribune entitled, “Protect Minnesota’s Strong, Proud History of Health Coverage.”<\/p>\n
http:\/\/www.startribune.com\/protect-minnesota-s-strong-proud-history-of-health-coverage\/410691415\/<\/p>\n
1\/24\/17 “Public Housing’s New Smokefree Policies”
\nPublic\u00a0Health Law Center staff attorney Darlene Huang presented at an ancillary meeting to the Minnesota Tobacco Control Conference at the St. Paul River Centre about supporting public housing managers and residents across the state as they implement smoke-free policies, including HUD\u2019s final smoke-free public housing rule. The meeting was a collaboration with the Minnesota Department of Health, American Lung Association of Minnesota, and the Association of Nonsmokers-MN.<\/p>\n
1\/26\/17 “Advancing\u00a0Health Equity through Smoke-Free Housing\u201d
\nPublic\u00a0Health Law Center staff attorney Darlene Huang moderated and presented on a panel at the Minnesota Tobacco Control Conference at the St. Paul River Centre on working with affordable housing developments to reduce tobacco-related disparities.<\/p>\n
1\/3\/17 Various<\/p>\n
Professor\u00a0Eric Janus was quoted with regards to the Minnesota Sex Offender program in the following articles:<\/p>\n
http:\/\/www.kare11.com\/news\/crime\/mn-sex-offender-program-ruled-constitutional\/381563838<\/p>\n
http:\/\/www.startribune.com\/appellate-court-affirms-constitutionality-of-minnesota-s-sex-offenderprogram\/409518625\/<\/p>\n
http:\/\/www.kpvi.com\/news\/the-latest-expert-analysis-too-strict-in-minnesota-program\/article_722af42a-1185-5f3d-b204-41a6286c3d34.html<\/p>\n
http:\/\/wtop.com\/government\/2017\/01\/the-latest-expert-analysis-too-strict-in-minnesota-program\/<\/p>\n
http:\/\/www.keyc.com\/story\/34172090\/the-latest-expert-analysis-too-strict-in-minnesota-program<\/p>\n
http:\/\/patch.com\/minnesota\/minneapolis\/minnesota-sex-offenders-lifetime-treatment-constitutional-8th-circuit<\/p>\n
http:\/\/www.wahpetondailynews.com\/appeals-court-minnesota-sex-offender-programconstitutional\/article_9ff5d77e-d1dc-11e6-b527-5bdbd963f181.html<\/p>\n
1\/19\/17 MinnPost
\nProfessor\u00a0Eric Janus spoke to MinnPost about the Minnesota Sex Offender Program.<\/p>\n
https:\/\/www.minnpost.com\/politics-policy\/2017\/01\/appeals-court-ruling-minnesotas-sex-offender-programmeans-uncertainty-offen<\/p>\n
1\/25\/17 “Navigating\u00a0the New Tobacco \u201cNormal\u201d: The FDA Deeming Rule & Its Impact in Minnesota\u201d<\/p>\n
Public\u00a0Health Law Center staff attorneys Desmond Jenson and Scott Kelly gave a presentation at the Minnesota Tobacco Control Conference in Saint Paul about the new federal rule that addresses e-cigarettes and \u201cother\u201d tobacco products and how it may impact tobacco control work in Minnesota.<\/p>\n
1\/19\/17 ProPublica
\nProfessor\u00a0Jonathan Kahn was quoted in a ProPublica piece on the heart treatment drug, BiDil.<\/p>\n
https:\/\/www.propublica.org\/article\/when-a-study-cast-doubt-on-heart-pill-the-drug-company-turned-to-tomprice<\/p>\n
1\/20\/17 “Pills\u00a0for Prejudice: Implicit Bias and the Technical Fix for Racism”
\nProfessor\u00a0Jonathan Kahn gave a presentation on “Pills for Prejudice: Implicit Bias and the Technical Fix for Racism,” at a conference on Critical Race Theory and the Health Sciences, at Boston University School of Law.<\/p>\n
1\/25\/17 “Navigating\u00a0the New Tobacco \u201cNormal\u201d: The FDA Deeming Rule & Its Impact in Minnesota\u201d
\nPublic\u00a0Health Law Center staff attorneys Scott Kelly and Desmond Jenson gave a presentation at the Minnesota Tobacco Control Conference in Saint Paul about the new federal rule that addresses e-cigarettes and \u201cother\u201d tobacco products and how it may impact tobacco control work in Minnesota.<\/p>\n
1\/26\/17 “Words\u00a0Matter: The Importance of Well-Crafted Policy\u201d
\nPublic\u00a0Health Law Center staff attorney Scott Kelly gave an interactive presentation at the Minnesota Tobacco Control Conference in Saint Paul about the latest developments, opportunities and challenges when drafting strong tobacco control policies.<\/p>\n
1\/1\/17 Yearbook on Arbitration and Mediation
\nDavid\u00a0Allen Larson, Medical Malpractice Arbitration: Not Business as Usual, 8 Yearbook on Arbitration and Mediation 69 (2016). With D. Dahl.<\/p>\n
http:\/\/ssrn.com\/abstract=2893462<\/p>\n
1\/13\/17 Social\u00a0Science Research Network
\nProfessor\u00a0David Larson’s paper, “Medical Malpractice Arbitration: Not Business as Usual,” was recently listed on SSRN’s Top Ten download lists: Conflict & Dispute Resolution eJournal, HEN: Law & Regulation (Topic), HEN: Malpractice (Sub-Topic), Insurance Law, Legislation, & Policy eJournal, Justice & Negotiations eJournal, LSN: Arbitration (Sub-Topic), LSN: Contract Litigation, Arbitration, & Dispute Resolution (Topic), LSN: Tort Litigation, Arbitration, & Dispute Resolution (Topic), MRN Negotiations & Dispute Resolution Network, Medical-Legal Studies eJournal, NEG Subject Matter eJournals, PSN: Other Conflict Prevention, Management & Resolution (Topic) and Public Goods & Regulation in Health Economics eJournal.<\/p>\n
https:\/\/ssrn.com\/abstract=2893462.<\/p>\n
1\/21\/17 Social Science Research Network
\nProfessor\u00a0David Allen Larson’s paper, “Medical Malpractice Arbitration: Not Business as Usual,” was listed on SSRN’s Top Ten download list for: Health Law eJournals.<\/p>\n
https:\/\/ssrn.com\/abstract=2893462<\/p>\n
1\/28\/17 Social Science Research Network
\nProfessor\u00a0David Allen Larson’s paper, “Medican Malpractice Arbitration: Not Business as Usual” was recently listed on SSRN’s Top Ten download list for: Conflict Studies: Prevention, Management & Resolution eJournal.<\/p>\n
https:\/\/ssrn.com\/abstract=2893462<\/p>\n
1\/25\/17 “Policy Options to Protect Youth”
\nPublic\u00a0Health Law Center director of tobacco control Maggie Mahoney co-led a workshop for grantees of the Kansas Department of Health and Environment on policy options to reduce youth use of tobacco products. The workshop was held at the Kansas Community Health Promotion Summit in Manhattan, Kansas.<\/p>\n
1\/1\/17 Neurocritical Care
\nThaddeus Pope,\u00a0Physician Power to Declare Death by Neurologic Criteria Threatened, 26 NEUROCRITICAL CARE (2017) (with Ariane Lewis).<\/p>\n
1\/1\/17 American Journal of Bioethics
\nThaddeus Pope\u00a0Controlling the Misuse of CPR with Certified Patient Decision Aids and POLST, 17(1) AMERICAN JOURNAL OF BIOETHICS (2017).<\/p>\n
1\/11\/17 Ethical Matters
\nThaddeus\u00a0Mason Pope, Physician Power to Declare Death by Neurologic Criteria Threatened, 26 NEUROCRITICAL CARE (2017). With A. Lewis<\/p>\n
1\/23\/17 The American Journal of Bioethics
\nThaddeus\u00a0Mason Pope, Controlling the Misuse of CPR with Certified Patient Decision Aids and POLST, 17(2) AMERICAN JOURNAL OF BIOETHICS 35-37 (Feb. 2017).<\/p>\n
1\/1\/17
\nProfessor\u00a0Thaddeus Pope was deposed as an expert witness on whether a hospital fulfilled its duty to obtainappropriate consent for a DNR\/CCO order. Wagner v. Summa Health System, No. CV-2013-09-4227 (Court of Common Pleas, Summit County, Ohio).<\/p>\n
1\/5\/17 Workshop
\nProfessor\u00a0Thaddeus Pope was a commentator for the “Works in Progress for New Health Law Teachers” workshop at the AALS Annual Meeting in San Francisco.<\/p>\n
1\/28\/17 Christian Science Monitor
\nPublic\u00a0Health Law Center director of healthy eating and active living Julie Ralston Aoki was quoted in a Christian Science Monitor article titled \u201cWhy France now bans unlimited soda refills.\u201d<\/p>\n
http:\/\/www.csmonitor.com\/World\/Global-News\/2017\/0128\/Why-France-now-bans-unlimited-sodarefills? cmpid=gigya-tw<\/p>\n
1\/31\/17 “Healthy,\u00a0Indigenous Foods Policy Work in the Lower Sioux Indian Community\u201d
\nPublic\u00a0Health Law Center director of healthy eating and active living Julie Ralston Aoki participated in an American Indian Cancer Foundation webinar about developing a set of Tribal policies to support healthy, Indigenous foods across the Lower Sioux Indian Community.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Congratulations to the Mitchell Hamline School of Law health law faculty on their accomplishments. Date range: January 1, 2017 – January 31, 2017 Blanke, Doug PRESENTATION 1\/12\/17 “Minnesota’s Tobacco Litigation” Public Health\u00a0Law Center director Doug Blanke gave a presentation on Minnesota\u2019s Tobacco Litigation to the Association of Nonsmokers-Minnesota. 1\/25\/17 “Tobacco Control in Minnesota: What Have … <\/p>\n