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FDA Rejects Replimune's Blood Cancer Drug, Stock Sinks - Replimune Group (NASDAQ:REPL)

Stock Markets · United States

FDA Rejects Replimune's Blood Cancer Drug, Stock Sinks - Replimune Group (NASDAQ:REPL)

75% Center coverage: 4 sources

Replimune stock fell after the FDA rejected its RP1 application, citing flaws in the trial design and lack of substantial evidence for approval.See the Story

Juul Granted FDA Marketing Approval

Vaping · United States

Juul Granted FDA Marketing Approval

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

After initially being denied in 2022, the vaping products have been waiting in limbo while the government reconsidered the case.See the Story

The gender identity debate's unfairness

Greensboro, North Carolina · Greensboro

The gender identity debate's unfairness

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

As the state and nation debate gender-affirming care for transgender individuals, it's worth asking: What do we already accept without question?See the Story

The Supreme Court’s Decision on NEPA is Only the First Step

The federal government is designed to consist of three co-equal branches: legislative, executive, and judicial. To achieve good governance, lawmakers must enact sensible policies, presidential administrations must administer those policies effectively, and judges must adjudicate the laws. However, real life doesn’t always play out like a Schoolhouse Rock civics lesson. Consider NEPA, the National Environmental Policy Act. …United States · United States See the Story

Regulating Artificial Intelligence in the Shadow of Mental Heath

A study conducted by the American Psychological Association (APA) reveals that 41 percent of teenagers who report excessive social media use suffer from poor mental health, compared to 23 percent of teens who use social media less frequently. These data underscore a growing concern among scholars and policymakers about the intersection of mental health and social media technology driven by artificial intelligence (AI). In a recent book chapter, …Artificial Intelligence · United States See the Story

The Price of Preserving Preventive Services Coverage

In a decision five years in the making, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force and preserved the requirement of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) that most health insurers and employers cover, without cost sharing, Task Force-recommended preventive services. The Court’s decision in Kennedy v. Braidwood Management maintains the status quo but, like several other cases deci…United States · United States Read Article

How We Subsidize Care for Low-Income People

In April, the U.S. Supreme Court decided Advocate Christ Medical Center v. Kennedy, a case that concerns how hospitals that treat a large share of low-income patients are paid by the Medicare program. Legally, this decision scrutinizes oft-litigated language in the Medicare statute. From a policy perspective, it highlights two issues. First, Medicare’s means for paying safety-net hospitals needs a refresh that regulatory tweaks and courts alone …Oak Lawn · Oak Lawn Read Article

The Supreme Court’s 2024-2025 Regulatory Term

The U.S. Supreme Court concluded its 2024–2025 term with decisions that reshaped aspects of administrative law, civil rights, and federal authority. Among the most consequential rulings were those defining the scope of regulatory power over the lives of individuals and businesses in the United States, including decisions involving the protection of transgender individuals from discrimination and the remedies available to those who challenge fede…United States · United States Read Article

The Building Blocks of Global Health Security

In a conversation with The Regulatory Review, global and public health law expert Lawrence O. Gostin reflects on recent shifts in U.S. health policymaking and their consequences for public health domestically and abroad. Within the first week of President Donald J. Trump’s inauguration, he issued executive orders that have unsettled long-standing norms for U.S. leadership in global and public health. Since January 2025, the Trump Administration …United States · United States Read Article

Antitrust and Algorithmic Pricing

As artificial intelligence (AI) technology advances, algorithmic pricing is transforming how firms interact and compete in the marketplace. The increased use of sophisticated algorithms to set prices in real time based on user data raises important and urgent concerns about fairness, transparency, and market power. Many scholars warn that algorithmic pricing tools will facilitate unlawful cooperation between firms that may lead to unsustainably…Antitrust · United States Read Article

The Dangers of AI in the Courtroom

Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming increasingly prevalent in American society and has even found its way into the courtroom. In an article, Brandon L. Garrett, a professor at Duke Law School, and Cynthia Rudin, a professor in the computer science department at Duke University, argue for national and local regulation to ensure that judges, jurors, and lawyers can completely and fully interpret AI used in the criminal justice system. Garrett…Artificial Intelligence · Durham Read Article

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