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Vol. 22, Issue 1
 
ARTICLES

Physician Peer Review Immunity:  Time to Euthanize a Fatally Flawed Policy

 Charles R. Koepke, M.D. J.D.
HIV Testing in State Correctional Systems James Lee Pope
 
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Dying to Wait: How the Abigail Court Got it Wrong

Juan Joel Tovanche, M.A.

To Pay or Not to Pay: Medicare and the Preventable Adverse Event: A Rational Decision or Dangerous Philosophical Change?

 Amy J. Chaho, M.D.

The Neglect of the Umbilical Cord: Ohio’s Failure to Adequately Promote Banking of Umbilical Cord Blood Stem Cells and the Need for New Legislation

 Shannon Folger

Regional Health Information Organizations:  Lower Health Care Costs, Fewer Iatrogenic Illnesses, and Improved Care – What Are We Waiting For?

 Angela Ferneding

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Vol. 20, Issue 1
Foreword Geoffrey S. Mearns
Editors' Page Anupriya Krishna & Austin McGuan
 
ARTICLES
The Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation: An Analysis of the Status Quo and a Proposal for Improvement (A Medical Prospective) William H. Seitz, Jr. M.D.
How We Die: A New Prescription Martin Bienstock
Assessing Legal Responses to Prenatal Drug Use: Can Therapeutic Responses Produce More Positive Outcomes than Punitive Responses? Elizabeth E. Coleman & Monica K. Miller, Ph.D
Theobald v. University of Cincinnati   — Reforming Medical Malpractice in Ohio: A Survey of State Laws and Policy Impacts Brian Dunne
 
BOOK REVIEW

Neither Kin nor Kind: The Peculiar Ties that Bond Organ Donors, Their Families, and Transplant Recipients (Reviewing Strange Harvest : Organ Transplants, Denatured Bodies, and the Transformed Self. By Lesley A. Sharp)

Bradley T. Miller
 
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God v. the Mitigation of Damages Doctrine: Why Religion Should Be Considered a Pre-existing Condition Jennifer Parobek
The Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act: Changing what Constitutes an “Appropriate” Education Andrea Valentino
Taking a Bite out of the Harmful Effects of Mercury in Dental Fillings: Advocating for National Legislation for Mercury Amalgams Kimberly M. Baga
 

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Vol. 20, Issue 2

PERSPECTIVES

AMERICAN DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY MOVES OFFSHORE: WHERE IS THE "INTERNET WAVE" TAKING THIS FIELD?

American Diagnostic Radiology Moves Offshore: Is this Field Riding the "Internet Wave" into a Regulatory Abyss? Archie A. Alexander, III, M.D.
American Diagnostic Radiology Moves Offshore: Surfing the "Internet Wave" to Worldwide Access and Quality Eric M. Nyberg, M.D.& Charles F. Lanzieri, M.D.
 
ARTICLES
Federally Mandated Informed Consent: Has Government Gone Too Far?
Linda P. McKenzie
The Role of the Federal Government in Overseeing Medical Research Gil Van Bokkelen, Ph.D
Restricting Access to Unapproved Drugs: A Compelling Government Interest? Peter M. Currie
 
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The First Amendment and Diet Industry Advertising: How "Puffery" in Weight-loss Advertisement Has Gone Too Far Jennifer E. Gross
Stunning Trends in Shocking Crimes: A Comprehensive Analysis of Taser Weapons Shaun H. Kedir
 

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Vol. 19, Issue 1
 
ARTICLES
Community Health Centers: Health Care as it Could Be Juniper Lesnik
Occupational Risk: The Outrageous Reaction to HIV Positive Public Safety and Health Care Employees in the Workplace Manju Gupta
The Doctor Will E-mail You Now: Physicians’ Use of Telemedicine to Treat Patients Over the Internet Lisa Rannefeld
 
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The Mentally Ill Offender: A Brighter Tomorrow Through the Eyes of the Mentally Ill Offender Treatment and Crime Reduction Act of 2004 Ralph M. Rivera
How Ohio v. Talty Provided for Future Bans on Procreation and the Consequences that Action Brings: Ohio v. Talty: Hiding in the Shadow of the Supreme Court of Wisconsin Evelyn Holmer
Theories of Therapeutic Evolution for Juvenile Drug Courts in the Face of the Onset of the Co-Occurrence of Mental Health Issues and Substance/Alcohol Abuse David L. Harvey III
 
Vol. 19, Issue 2
 
ARTICLES
Neurocops: The Politics of Prohibition and the Future of Enforcing Social Policy from Inside the Body Richard Glen Boire
Pregnant Women Inmates: Evaluating Their Rights and Identifying Opportunities for Improvements in Their Treatment Kelly Parker
 
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Too Much Religious Freedom? Infants Infected with Herpes After Jewish Mohel Applies Oral Suction to Circumcised Penises Jamie Cole Kerlee
Ohio's Sex Offender Residency Restriction Law: Does It Protect the Health and Safety of the State's Children or Falsely Make People Believe So? Margaret Troia
One and Done: How Ohio's One-Year, Nonrenewable Visiting Medical Faculty Certificate Is Harming the State's Economic Recovery Austin McGuan
The Current State of Advance Directive Law in Ohio: More Protective of Provider Liability than Patient Rights Marie Ortman Tyminski

 

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