This resource examines legal and non-legal strategies to improve childhood lead screening rates in Illinois and Ohio.
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This resource examines medical-dental integration in Minnesota and describes the persistent practical and legal barriers to deeper collaboration among dental providers and primary care providers.
Concern over immigration enforcement can prevent immigrants from obtaining needed health care. Many immigrants worry that health workers will share their undocumented status with immigration authorities. Removing barriers to immigrants’ utilization of preventative and other health care services is important for public health. This issue brief explores relevant federal and state health privacy laws and how they apply to undocumented immigrants and provides information on health care providers’ rights and responsibilities when providing health care to immigrants.
This resource examines collaborative practice models as a strategy to increase access to oral health care for underserved communities in Minnesota.
In the U.S., only half the students who eat school lunch also start their day with a healthy school breakfast. This resource examines the framework of the National School Lunch and School Breakfast Programs, the school breakfast gap and its subsequent public health impacts, and the most prevalent state interventions to bridge the breakfast gap.
This resource identifies innovative laws and policies for more widespread consideration, adoption and implementation of school based dental sealant programs at the state level, examining their application in Minnesota.
This resource contains information on U.S. protections for victims of domestic violence in same-sex relationships.
This issue brief outlines the four permissible uses of the term as they relate to the percent of organic ingredients included in the food product.
This issue brief examines the major legal underpinnings of the debate surrounding plant-based beverages labeling and looks at the current developments at the Food and Drug Administration that could definitively address this question.
