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The Intersection of Access

Volume 19, Issue 1 was published in May 2018.

Feature Story

The Intersection of Access: From Clinic to Court; From Real-World to Research

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In fall 2017, on the seventh floor of Scott Hall, students in the Legal Clinics sought to improve access to a life-saving medical cure through litigation, while students in a Food & Drug Law Seminar did original research to formulate new solutions to other access issues.

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Cover Story: Part I

The Intersection of Access: From Clinic to Court

Following litigation brought by the Legal Clinics, LSEM and the National Health Law Program, the Missouri Department of Social Services changed its Medicaid policy to allow all state residents living with hepatitis C access to the cure.

Alumni Feature

Big Law, Big Risk, Big Apple

Alumna Asha Natarajan ('12) is a NYC-based attorney who works on a range of health care and FDA regulatory matters related to pharmaceutical and medical device companies and managed care organizations.

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Cover Story: Part II

The Intersection of Access: From Real-World to Research

In a Food & Drug Law Seminar taught by visiting professor Elizabeth McCuskey, health law students explored complex health issues and proposed solutions.

Faculty View

A Lifetime Pursuit

For nearly 40 years, Prof. Emeritus Roger Goldman has been singularly devoted to his 91女神 LAW students and to his work on police misconduct and license-revocation laws.

Hall of Fame

School of Law Inducts 12 New Members into Order of the Fleur de Lis Hall of Fame

On Friday, Oct. 13, 2017, the School of Law inducted 12 new members into the Order of the Fleur de Lis Hall of Fame, its highest honor.

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