Date range: May 1, 2017 – May 31, 2017<\/p>\n
5\/31\/17 “Licensing\u00a0Regulations Related to Food and Active Play in Child Care: A National
\nLandscape\u201d
\nAnna Ayers Looby and Natasha Frost of the Public Health Law Center gave a presentation at the 9th Annual Childhood Obesity Conference about measuring and defining state licensing child care regulations related to healthy eating, screen time and physical activity. The conference was held in San Diego, California.<\/p>\n
5\/31\/17 Closing Remarks
\nDoug Blanke of the Public Health Law Center delivered closing summary remarks at the Minnesota Healthy Beverage Convening, hosted by several leading health organizations and agencies, in Saint Paul, Minn.<\/p>\n
5\/22\/17 “Making Community Use Agreements Work\u201d
\nNatasha Frost and Leoma Van Dort of the Public Health Law Center contributed to a webinar regarding Community Use agreements in Missouri. The webinar was sponsored by KC Healthy Kids.<\/p>\n
5\/31\/17 “Licensing\u00a0Regulations Related to Food and Active Play in Child Care: A National
\nLandscape\u201d
\nNatasha Frost and Anna Ayers Looby of the Public Health Law Center gave a presentation at the 9th Annual Childhood Obesity Conference about measuring and defining state licensing child care regulations related to healthy eating, screen time and physical activity. The conference was held in San Diego, California.<\/p>\n
5\/5\/17 KSTP
\nProfessor Laura Hermer answered questions for a news segment on the House vote on the American Health Care Act, 5 Eyewitness News, KTSP.<\/p>\n
5\/11\/17 “Federal Tobacco\u00a0Regulation: Deeming Rule and Litigation\u201d
\nDarlene Huang and Desmond Jenson of the Public Health Law Center presented at the 2017 Maryland Tobacco Control Conference co-hosted by the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene and the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law Legal Resource Center for Public Health Policy in Baltimore, MD about the U.S. Food and Drug Administration\u2019s (FDA) final rule to \u201cdeem\u201d all tobacco products subject to its tobacco product authorities, including the impact of relevant litigation and recent federal regulatory developments on both FDA\u2019s implementation of the deeming rule and state and local tobacco control policy efforts.<\/p>\n
5\/23\/17 “Helping\u00a0People Live Successfully: HUD\u2019s Smoke-Free Public Housing Rule and
\nReasonable Accommodations\u201d
\nDarlene Huang of the Public Health Law Center presented about HUD\u2019s smoke-free public housing rule and reasonable accommodations on the American Lung Association of Minnesota\u2019s webinar for mental and chemical health providers and public housing agencies.<\/p>\n
5\/1\/17
\nProfessor Eric Janus launched the Sex Offender Litigation and Policy Resource Center by providing support for the drafting of the petition for certiori in Karsjens v. Piper, and working with an advisory group to recruit amicus briefs to support the petition.<\/p>\n
5\/11\/17 “Federal\u00a0Tobacco Regulation: Deeming Rule and Litigation\u201d
\nDesmond Jenson and Darlene Huang of the Public Health Law Center presented at the 2017 Maryland Tobacco Control Conference co-hosted by the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene and the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law Legal Resource Center for Public Health Policy in Baltimore, MD about the U.S. Food and Drug Administration\u2019s (FDA) final rule to \u201cdeem\u201d all tobacco products subject to its tobacco product authorities, including the impact of relevant litigation and recent federal regulatory developments on both FDA\u2019s implementation of the deeming rule and state and local tobacco control policy efforts.<\/p>\n
5\/1\/17 “Case\u00a0Western Reserve Law Review
\nRevisiting\u00a0Racial Patents in an Era of Precision Medicine, 67 Case Western Reserve Law Review 1153 (2017).<\/p>\n
5\/17\/17 “Revisiting Racial Patents in an Age of Precision Medicine\u201d
\nProfessor Jonathan Kahn presented \u201cRevisiting Racial Patents in an Age of Precision Medicine,\u201d at the Fifth Annual Conference on Governance of Emerging Technologies. The conference took place at the Sandra Day O\u2019Connor School of Law, Arizona State University, Tempe. May 17-18.<\/p>\n
5\/1\/17 ACP Hospitalist
\nProfessor Thaddeus Pope was quoted in the ACP Hospitalist article, “Finding a Friend for Unbefriended Patients.”
\nhttps:\/\/acphospitalist.org\/archives\/2017\/05\/unbefriended-patients.htm<\/p>\n
5\/31\/17
\nJulie Ralston Aoki of the Public Health Law Center helped organize the Minnesota Healthy Beverage
\nConvening, hosted by several leading health organizations and agencies, in Saint Paul, Minn.<\/p>\n
5\/22\/17 “Making\u00a0Community Use Agreements Work\u201d
\nLeoma Van Dort and Natasha Frost of the Public Health Law Center contributed to a webinar regarding Community Use agreements in Missouri. The webinar was sponsored by KC Healthy Kids.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Congratulations to the Mitchell Hamline School of Law health law faculty on their accomplishments. Date range: May 1, 2017 – May 31, 2017 Ayers Looby, Anna PRESENTATION 5\/31\/17 “Licensing\u00a0Regulations Related to Food and Active Play in Child Care: A National Landscape\u201d Anna Ayers Looby and Natasha Frost of the Public Health Law Center gave a … <\/p>\n