Editor

Katharine Van Tassel
Professor of Law
Akron Univ. School of Law
• Email
• Web Profile
• SSRN Author's Page

Contributing Editors

Jennifer S. Bard
Associate Dean for Faculty Research and Development
Alvin R. Allison Professor of Law
Director, Health Law Program and J.D./M.D. Program
Texas Tech Univ. School of Law
• Email
• Web Profile
• SSRN Author's Page

Leslie Francis
Associate Dean for Faculty Research and Development
Alfred C. Emery Distinguished Professor of Law and Professor of Philosophy
Univ. of Utah, S.J. Quinney College of Law
• Email
• Web Profile
• SSRN Author's Page

Nicole Huberfeld
Gallion & Baker Professor of Law
Univ. of Kentucky School of Law
• Email
• Web Profile
• SSRN Author's Page

Mary Munson
Executive Director, LL.M. Program in Environmental Sustainability
St. Thomas Univ. School of Law
• Email

David Orentlicher
Samuel R. Rosen Professor
Co-director, Hall Center for Law and Health
Indiana Univ. School of Law - Indianapolis
• Email
• Web Profile
• SSRN Author's Page

Frank Pasquale
Schering-Plough Professor in Health Care Regulation and Enforcement
Seton Hall School of Law
• Email
• Web Profile
• SSRN Author's Page

Nicolas P. Terry
Hall Render Professor of Law
Co-director, Hall Center for Law and Health
Indiana Univ. School of Law -Indianapolis
• Email
• Web Profile
• SSRN Author's Page

Vickie Williams
Associate Dean & Associate Professor
Gonzaga Univ. School of Law
• Email
• Web Profile
• SSRN Author's Page

News Readers & Feeds
Click here to subscribe to RSS headline updates
Powered by FeedBurner
Enter your email address to subscribe:


Powered by FeedBlitz
View Recent Posts from Network Blog Feeds

Resources

About HealthLawProf Blog
• Email Editor Comments & Content

Find Health Law Profs
• Google Scholar
• Law Schools
• SSRN

Free Legal Web Sites
• Findlaw
• JURIST

Blog Traffic

Since November 8, 2004

Blogware

Powered by TypePad

Notices

© Copyright All Rights Reserved
Contact post author for permissions

« Anesthesiologists Pay Less for Med Mal Insurance | Main | Potential Problems with Stem Cells »

June 22, 2005

JAMA - Call for Papers on Women's Health

For those of you working on research on a health topic pertaining to women, you may be interested to know that the Journal of the American Medical Association is sponsoring a women's health issue March 2006 and has issued a call for papers.  More information is available here.  [bm]

June 22, 2005 | Permalink

TrackBack

TrackBack URL for this entry:
http://www.typepad.com/services/trackback/6a00d8341bfae553ef00d83512e6f653ef

Listed below are links to weblogs that reference JAMA - Call for Papers on Women's Health: