Minnesota Journal of Law, Science and Technology

Volume 7

Vol. 7: Iss. 1

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The Midas Touch

From Complex Regions to Complex Worlds

Regulation by Adaptive Management—Is It Possible?

Panarchy and Adaptive Change: Around the Loop and Back Again

Frontiers of Medical Technology: Reflections on the Intersection of Innovation and the Health Care System

Pesticides, Children's Health Policy, and Common Law Tort Claims

Segregation and Environmental Justice

To Recall or Not Recall, That Is the Question: The Current Controversy over Medical Device Recalls

Notifying Physicians and Patients About Medical Device Safety Issues: Thoughts From the FDA

The Twin Pillars Knowledge and Trust

Disclosing Risks of New Technologies: Ethical Challenges for Physicians, Patients, and Companies

A Proposed Solution to the Notification Problem

Critical Habitat in the Balance: Science, Economics, and Other Relevant Factors

The Fairness Doctrine Redux: Media Bias and the Rights of Broadcasters

Lessons from the European Union: Need for a Post-Grant Mechanism for Third Party Challenge to U.S. Patents

Patient Expectations and Access to Prescription Medication are Threatened by Pharmacist Conscience Clauses

Pharmacists and the "Morning-After Pill": Creating Room for Conscience Behind the Counter

Vol. 7: Iss. 2

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Foster Care Safety and the Kinship Cue of Attitude Similarity

Share and Share Alike: Increasing Access to Government-Funded Inventions Under the Bayh-Dole Act

Biotech Patents and Indigenous Peoples

Access to and Control over Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture in South and Southern Africa: How Many Wrongs Before a Right?

Property Rights Legislation in Agricultural Biotechnology: United States and Argentina

Neuroethics and ELSI: Similarities and Differences

Genetic Discrimination

Toto, I've a Feeling We're Still in Kansas? The Constitutionality of Intelligent Design and the 2005 Kansas Science Education Standards

Testing Drugs and Testing Limits: Merck KGaA v. Integra Lifesciences I, Ltd. and the Scope of the Hatch-Waxman Safe Harbor Provision

The Rush to a First-to-File Patent System in the United States: Is a Globally Standardized Patent Reward System Really Beneficial to Patent Quality and Administrative Efficiency?

Throwing Out the (Electronic) Trash: True Deletion Would Soothe E-Discovery Woes