Photo by Adobe Stock Photo Sep. 16, 2025 Extended Data Capture Details of Two Years of Earned Sick Leave Laws in 75 Largest US Cities By Center for Public Health Law ResearchData now available on LawAtlas.org describe details of state, county, and city earned sick leave […] Aug. 26, 2025 How Cannabis Regulation Shapes Young Adult Behavior: A Q&A with Dr. Carla Berg By Center for Public Health Law ResearchAs cannabis legalization expands, understanding how policies shape the retail environment — and how […] Aug. 11, 2025 New website shows how opioid settlement funds are helping Pennsylvanians By Center for Public Health Law ResearchIn collaboration with Penn State, Temple University Center for Public Health Law Research, the […] Aug. 4, 2025 Barriers and Benefits: Paid Medical Leave & Substance Use Disorder Treatment By Alastornia SwiftIn 2023, 19.1% of individuals 12 years old or older in the United States needed treatment for […] Jul. 24, 2025 CPHLR's Summer Reading Guide 2025 By Center for Public Health Law ResearchHere at the Center for Public Health Law Research, we love a book that makes us think (and makes us […] Jun. 25, 2025 States Increasingly Preempting Local Laws Governing Transgender Rights By Center for Public Health Law ResearchNew data tracking preemption in 10 health-related domains captures shifting landscape for […] Jun. 12, 2025 Tracking Postpartum Coverage for Immigrant Families: A Q&A with Dr. Rachel Fabi By Center for Public Health Law ResearchWhile federal immigration policy has become a flashpoint, research on how state-level decisions […] Jun. 3, 2025 Ruqaiijah Yearby joins Law School faculty, CPHLR By Center for Public Health Law ResearchProfessor Ruqaiijah Yearby, MPH, JD, will join the faculty of the Temple University Beasley School […] May 1, 2025 Updated Data: State Bills Relating to Vaccines in Schools and Provider Scopes of Practice By Center for Public Health Law ResearchHappy World Immunization Week 2025! To celebrate, we wanted to highlight a dataset that was […] Mar. 31, 2025 State Preemption in Housing Domain: A Call for More Innovative Approaches By Sterling Johnson At times, the housing crisis is framed as an urban crisis in San Francisco or Los Angeles; however, […] Photo by Adobe Stock Photo Mar. 13, 2025 New Data Capture Laws since 1849 Governing Minors’ Legal Capacity to Consent to Sexual Health Services By Center for Public Health Law ResearchA new dataset captures more than 170 years of US state laws governing minors’ legal capacity to […] Mar. 12, 2025 We’re Moving! Introducing the New CPHLR Website By Center for Public Health Law ResearchThe Center for Public Health Law Research has a new digital home! After nearly a decade at our […] Jan. 16, 2025 Two-Thirds of US States Now Have Laws Governing the Prosecution of Drug-Related Deaths as Criminal Killings By Center for Public Health Law ResearchNewly updated data show increasing number of states passing drug induced homicide laws Thirty-one […] Dec. 3, 2024 47 of 75 largest cities earn overall medals in CityHealth’s 2024 policy assessment By Bethany SaxonCityHealth’s latest policy assessment of the 75 largest U.S. cities found that in 2024, city […] Oct. 29, 2024 Domestic Violence Awareness Month Q&A: Understanding Firearm Restrictions in Intimate Partner Violence By Hope NelsonWith Domestic Violence Awareness Month drawing to a close, the Center for Public Health Law […] Load More
Photo by Adobe Stock Photo Sep. 16, 2025 Extended Data Capture Details of Two Years of Earned Sick Leave Laws in 75 Largest US Cities By Center for Public Health Law ResearchData now available on LawAtlas.org describe details of state, county, and city earned sick leave […] Aug. 26, 2025 How Cannabis Regulation Shapes Young Adult Behavior: A Q&A with Dr. Carla Berg By Center for Public Health Law ResearchAs cannabis legalization expands, understanding how policies shape the retail environment — and how […] Aug. 11, 2025 New website shows how opioid settlement funds are helping Pennsylvanians By Center for Public Health Law ResearchIn collaboration with Penn State, Temple University Center for Public Health Law Research, the […] Aug. 4, 2025 Barriers and Benefits: Paid Medical Leave & Substance Use Disorder Treatment By Alastornia SwiftIn 2023, 19.1% of individuals 12 years old or older in the United States needed treatment for […] Jul. 24, 2025 CPHLR's Summer Reading Guide 2025 By Center for Public Health Law ResearchHere at the Center for Public Health Law Research, we love a book that makes us think (and makes us […] Jun. 25, 2025 States Increasingly Preempting Local Laws Governing Transgender Rights By Center for Public Health Law ResearchNew data tracking preemption in 10 health-related domains captures shifting landscape for […] Jun. 12, 2025 Tracking Postpartum Coverage for Immigrant Families: A Q&A with Dr. Rachel Fabi By Center for Public Health Law ResearchWhile federal immigration policy has become a flashpoint, research on how state-level decisions […] Jun. 3, 2025 Ruqaiijah Yearby joins Law School faculty, CPHLR By Center for Public Health Law ResearchProfessor Ruqaiijah Yearby, MPH, JD, will join the faculty of the Temple University Beasley School […] May 1, 2025 Updated Data: State Bills Relating to Vaccines in Schools and Provider Scopes of Practice By Center for Public Health Law ResearchHappy World Immunization Week 2025! To celebrate, we wanted to highlight a dataset that was […] Mar. 31, 2025 State Preemption in Housing Domain: A Call for More Innovative Approaches By Sterling Johnson At times, the housing crisis is framed as an urban crisis in San Francisco or Los Angeles; however, […] Photo by Adobe Stock Photo Mar. 13, 2025 New Data Capture Laws since 1849 Governing Minors’ Legal Capacity to Consent to Sexual Health Services By Center for Public Health Law ResearchA new dataset captures more than 170 years of US state laws governing minors’ legal capacity to […] Mar. 12, 2025 We’re Moving! Introducing the New CPHLR Website By Center for Public Health Law ResearchThe Center for Public Health Law Research has a new digital home! After nearly a decade at our […] Jan. 16, 2025 Two-Thirds of US States Now Have Laws Governing the Prosecution of Drug-Related Deaths as Criminal Killings By Center for Public Health Law ResearchNewly updated data show increasing number of states passing drug induced homicide laws Thirty-one […] Dec. 3, 2024 47 of 75 largest cities earn overall medals in CityHealth’s 2024 policy assessment By Bethany SaxonCityHealth’s latest policy assessment of the 75 largest U.S. cities found that in 2024, city […] Oct. 29, 2024 Domestic Violence Awareness Month Q&A: Understanding Firearm Restrictions in Intimate Partner Violence By Hope NelsonWith Domestic Violence Awareness Month drawing to a close, the Center for Public Health Law […]
