Audience: Visitors

Holly Fernandez Lynch will present "Thinking about Bystanders to Research."

James Hodge will discuss several of his essays on “Constitutional Cohesion and Public Health Promotion.”

Craig Konnoth will discuss his paper, "Medical Civil Rights."

Anya Prince will discuss her paper, "Gene Therapy's Field of Dreams: If You Build It, Will We Pay?"

Ameet Sarpatwari will discuss his paper, "The U.S. Follow-On Biologic Market."

John Tingle will present "Patient Safety Policy Development in the NHS in England."

Kristen Underhill will present her paper, "Perceptions of Protection under Nondiscrimination Laws."

Natalie Ram will present her paper, "Rebuilding Privacy Practices After Carpenter."

Christina S. Ho will discuss her paper, "Health Impact Assessment: A Negative Right to Health."

Professor S. Matthew Liao will discuss his paper, "The Moral Status and Rights of Artificial Intelligence."

Zack Buck will discuss his paper, ""The Price of Universality: Sustainable Access and the Twilight of the ACA."

Matthew Lawrence will discuss his paper, "The Social Consequences Problem in Health Insurance and How to Solve It." Lawrence is Assistant Professor of Law at Penn State Dickinson Law.

Rachel Sachs will present her paper, "Delinking Reimbursement."

Vardit Ravitsky will present her paper, "The Shifting Landscape of Prenatal Testing: Between Reproductive Autonomy and Public Health."

Thaddeus Pope will present his paper, "From Informed Consent to Shared Decision Making: How Patient Decision Aids Can Improve Patient Safety and Reduce Medical Liability Risk."

Allison Hoffman will present her paper, "Health Care’s Market Bureaucracy."

David Studdert will present his paper "Once Ticketed, Twice Shy? Specific Deterrence from Road Traffic Laws."

Aziza Ahmed will discuss her paper, “‘Dead But Not Disabled’: A Feminist Legal Struggle for Recognition.”

Belinda Bennett will discuss her paper, "Law, Transformative Technologies and the Automation Age: Lessons from the Past for a High-Tech Future."