LSI Faculty Fellows Maynard, Bowman and Hodge, Jr., Publish in The Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics
January 5, 2017 No single public health event since the Ebola crisis has sparked as much global concern as the Zika virus. As is the case with many health risks, awareness, education and access to information are key factors when it comes to illness prevention. In Mitigating Risks to Pregnant Teens from Zika Virus, LSI Faculty Fellows Andrew Maynard, […]
Worldwide Web Watch
November 9, 2016 As explained by STAT newswriter Andrew Joseph, a first-time field-trial proposal to release genetically modified mosquitoes in Florida, in attempt to combat ZIKA, hit a roadblock with concerned voters. The fate of the proposed release is now up to the five board members of the Florida Keys Mosquito Control District.
Worldwide Web Watch
February 24, 2016 Interview, linked below, courtesy of LSI Executive Council member, Kirk Hartley. Original story by Arianna Monteverdi, mendelspod.com By Yvonne Stevens For approximately a decade, in the cultural city of Oxford, England a synthetic biology company called Oxitec has been busily engineering mosquitoes to combat the spread of diseases like malaria, dengue, and […]
The A to Z on ZIKA
James G. Hodge Jr. Join us live or via web streaming for the upcoming event: Emergency Legal Preparedness Concerning the Zika Virus Outbreak Tuesday, February 9, 2016 | 12:15p.m.– 1:10p.m. LUNCH PROVIDED Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law, Armstrong – Great Hall This event is presented by ASU’s Health Law Society with support from the […]