This 2018 article analyzes TRAP laws and OBS laws regulating abortion and other office-based medical procedures, showing TRAP laws' prevalence and stringency compared to general office intervention regulations.

This study examines the impact of state laws on concussion rates in high school athletes from 2005-2016, showing a decrease in recurrent concussions after law implementation, with football having the highest number of concussions.

This study examines how high schools implement youth sports traumatic brain injury laws, focusing on return-to-play, removal-from-play, and concussion education. Findings highlight variations in policy content across 71 schools in 26 states and DC.

This article examines the impact of paid sick leave laws on foodborne illness rates, highlighting significant declines in jurisdictions with supportive policies and increases in those with less supportive laws.

This article examines state laws regulating medical marijuana, revealing disparities in patient protections, product safety, and dispensary regulations, based on 2017 data.

This article examines the variation in formula supplementation of breastfed infants in New York hospitals and its implications for child health outcomes.

This article explores EMS responses to heroin and pharmaceutical opioid overdoses in Seattle, highlighting patient demographics, treatment differences, and the importance of standardized case definitions for overdose surveillance.

This article explores federal funding trends for public health law evaluation research between 1985 and 2014, revealing that funding for public health law research remained a small proportion of NIH's overall budget.

This article examines national public health laws across 20 Sub-Saharan African countries using policy surveillance to assess legal domains and align with the Global Health Security Agenda Action Packages.

This article explores Maryland's 2011 alcohol sales tax increase and its effect on alcohol-positive driving, showing a 6% reduction overall, with a stronger impact on younger drivers aged 15 to 34 years.

This study examines public awareness and use of school-based physical activity resources in Los Angeles County. Results show that while many have access, fewer use them. Safety and programming availability are key factors in usage.

This article reviews CDC's legal epidemiology publications from 2011–2015, analyzing 225 works, including 158 evaluations and 67 commentaries, to assess the scope of legal epidemiology's role in public health research.

This study examines factors predicting prosecution and conviction in child maltreatment cases in North Carolina, highlighting case characteristics such as concurrent charges and the age of the child victim.

This study analyzes changes in hospital maternity care practices and lactation support from 2009–2014 in New York, revealing improvements in breastfeeding support but also barriers like limited resources and inconsistent lactation support.