• States that are best at deploying coercive public health laws are also generally unable to resist meddling of other sorts [Werner Troesken via Vincent Geloso, Notes on Liberty]
• Artificial intelligence in medical practice could help curb defensive medicine — if the law cooperates [Shailin Thomas]
• “How Two Florida Hospitals Used the Power of the State to Stop Another From Being Built” [Eric Boehm, Reason]
• Organ transplants and the right to try [Sally Satel, Volokh/AEI]
• “Stronger malpractice laws may not prevent surgical complications” [Reuters/Fox News]
• State attorney general intervention and drug prices [Marc Kilmer/Maryland Public Policy Institute, Dan Menefee/Maryland Reporter]

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