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How is digital technology changing the way public health professionals notify people about potential STI exposure?

In a new blog post, CPHLR intern Katie White, MPH, explores the opportunities and challenges of digital partner notification.

Read it here: phlr.temple.edu/news/2026/0...

A new study of health policy research by CPHLR and Temple CPH assessed the transparency of legal research methods in 100 highly cited health policy impact studies published between 2009 and 2019.

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Policy research is health research. Understanding the health consequences of policy is not peripheral to NIH’s mission. It is central to it. Read the warning against funding cuts from leading researchers in Health Affairs Forefront: www.healthaffairs.org/content/fore...

Join us today at the @iaphs.bsky.social Conference in Portland, Oregon!

Our staff and colleagues from the @umichsph.bsky.social will present today, October 1, from 3:30 – 4:45 pm PST.

We look forward to seeing you there!

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Join us this week at the @iaphs.bsky.social Conference in Portland, Oregon!

Our staff and colleagues from the @umichsph.bsky.social will present this Thursday, October 1, from 3:30 – 4:45 pm PST.

We look forward to seeing you there!

Event schedule: iaphs.org/conference/confer...

Register for the APHA Law Section's webinar “Introduction to Legal Epidemiology: Concepts, Methods, and Applications,” a webinar taking place on September 30, 2026, from 12:00–1:00 p.m. ET.

Register here: apha.zoom.us/meeting/regist...

Register for the APHA Law Section's webinar “Introduction to Legal Epidemiology: Concepts, Methods, and Applications,” a webinar taking place on September 30, 2026, from 12:00–1:00 p.m. ET.

Register here: apha.zoom.us/meeting/regist...

Many hospitals receiving discounted medicines under the federal 340B program still do not offer low-income patients financial assistance to access medicines. This is the same result we saw in our 2022 analysis. Learn more: phlr.temple.edu/news/2026/0...

A new study from CPHLR and other researchers examines how state-level abortion policies changed over time, and where “on-the-books” policies differed from those that were actually enforceable.

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Did you know we offer in-person and virtual training for you and your staff in legal epidemiology?

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Explore our free webinar library at phlr.temple.edu/learn-legal... to deepen your understanding of scientific legal mapping, legal epidemiology, and other important topics. Fuel your learning and stay informed with our valuable resources.

New cross-sectional data offer a comprehensive look at Medicaid policies governing access to ADHD treatment.
Explore the data: phlr.temple.edu/news/2026/0...

New data on LawAtlas.org created in collaboration w/ Maryland Carey Law LRC capture details of state laws that allow individuals younger than the legal “age of majority” to consent to general healthcare, HIV, and STI services. phlr.temple.edu/news/2026/0...

How do Medicaid policies shape access to treatment for opioid use disorder?

In our latest Q&A, Dr. Pricila Mullachery discusses new research on Section 1115 IMD waivers, MOUD access, and why policy design and timing matter.

Read it here: phlr.temple.edu/news/2026/0...