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EPulse works alongside the Journal of Healthcare Law and the Jaharis Health Law Institute in making salient healthcare news accessible. We seek topics that are timely, topical, and important. For instance, the release of Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health precipitated submissions about the role of pharmacists, menstruation tracking companies, and whose reliance interests matter when reconsidering precedent. That said, just because a topic is not in the news does not make it unworthy of publication. EPulse has shed light on invisible violence like the medicalization of homelessness and inadequate access to menstruation products in prisons.

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