Caroline Hackley

Regulating Junk Food Marketing

Regulating Junk Food Marketing

Scholars critique the scarcity of regulation surrounding food marketing to children.

Regulating Physician-Assisted Death

Regulating Physician-Assisted Death

Scholar analyzes the relation between federal regulation and assisted death initiatives.

Cleaning Up “Clean” Food Labeling

Cleaning Up “Clean” Food Labeling

Scholars propose avenues to improving the regulation of clean food labels.

Small-Scale Solutions to the Large-Scale Drug Crisis

Small-Scale Solutions to the Large-Scale Drug Crisis

Expert advocates a variety of policies that local governments can take to combat increasing fatalities from drug overdoses.

Supplementing Dietary Supplement Regulation

Supplementing Dietary Supplement Regulation

Experts recommend measures to improve the regulation of dietary supplements.

Protecting Children’s Data in the Digital Age

Protecting Children’s Data in the Digital Age

Legislators struggle to regulate children’s data online.

Coining a Regulatory Framework for Digital Assets

Coining a Regulatory Framework for Digital Assets

Scholars evaluate efforts to regulate cryptocurrencies, NFTs, and other digital assets.

Bettering Behavioral Health

Bettering Behavioral Health

Scholars examine regulatory solutions for improving behavioral health care.

Reviewing the Regulation of Fake Reviews

Reviewing the Regulation of Fake Reviews

Experts examine consumer protection regulations to prevent fake online reviews.

Should Regulators Have a Chat With ChatGPT?

Should Regulators Have a Chat With ChatGPT?

Scholars evaluate proposed frameworks for regulating ChatGPT and other generative AI.

Underrepresented, Overmedicated, and Misdiagnosed

Underrepresented, Overmedicated, and Misdiagnosed

Experts contend that FDA clinical trials fail to ensure adequate consideration of women’s health needs.

The Borders of the U.S. Health Care System

The Borders of the U.S. Health Care System

Scholars explore regulatory reforms to expand noncitizens’ access to health care.