Lindsay Wiley

@lindsaywiley.bsky.social

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Law prof at UCLA. Posting about health law, policy & ethics, public health, global health, social & legal epidemiology

Reddish brown miniature poodle lying on the couch with her long, skinny poodle legs tangled together in a bunch
A reddish brown miniature poodle has her head propped on a throw pillow and her legs sprawled across the couch while she looks off into the distance after heaving a big sigh.
UCLA Center on Reproductive Health, Law, and Policy Shield Law Protections by State Protection AZ CA CO CT DE DID ME MO MA MI MN AN MO NM NY NO OR PA RI VT WA DC Protections for Reproductive Care Protections for Gender-Affirming Care Shield Law Legislation (not only Executive Order) Explicit Protection for Providing Care Regardless of Patient Location Protections Against Out-Of-State Investigations & Prosecutions Protections from Professional Discipline Protections Against Civil Liability Protections Related to Professional Liability Insurance & Health Plans Protection of Medical Information & Data Related to Reproductive & Gender-Affirming Care
Recent developments only underscore the need for legislative flexibility in this area. After Tennessee enacted SB1, a report commissioned by England's National Health Service (NHS England) characterized the evidence concerning the use of puberty blockers and hormones to treat transgender minors as "remarkably weak," concluding that there is "no good evidence on the long-term outcomes of interventions to manage gender-related distress." H. Cass, Independent Review of Gender Identity Services for Children and Young People: Final Report 13 (Apr. 2024). The report cautioned that "results of studies are exaggerated or misrepresented by people on all sides of the debate to support their viewpoint," ibid., and concluded that the "current understanding of the long-term health impacts of hormone interventions is limited and needs to be better understood," id., at 22. In response to the report, NHS England enacted prohibitions on the administration of puberty blockers to new patients under the a
A child’s artwork. A pre-printed worksheet has the prompt “If I lived in a snow globe…” the child has written “I Wold Fro up u Bunch From Gowing rawnd.” The child has drawn an illustration on a large blue circle of paper above the text. It shows. Simple house surrounded by snowflakes. A plume of orange and yellow vomit is projected from the lone window.
“This temporary pause will provide the Administration time to review agency programs and determine the best uses of the funding for those programs consistent with the law and the President's priorities.”
Developed in 2010 by Thomas Frieden at CDC, the Health Impact Pyramid is a framework that visually depicts the low population-level impact of interventions for which high individual effort is needed.
A thick paperback book rests on a wooden table, presumably in my editor's office, where it awaits being placed into a box and shipped to me. The cover is mostly light blue and reads "Public Health Law & Ethics: Power, Duty, Restraint by Lindsay F. Wiley and Lawrence O. Gostin. Along the top edge of the cover is a photograph providing a bird's eye view of about 100 people receiving and administering vaccinations en mass in a large open room.
Two small trophies on a wooden chest. Each has a metal car on the top with a small plaque on the stand. One reads 1st place Beauty, 1961 Pinewood Derby. The other reads 1st place Speed, 1961 Pinewood Derby.
A black plastic card holder with a University of Georgia ID card from 1969-70 on one side and a student activity-athletic card on the other
Black and white newspaper clipping of a photo with a woman, laughing, spoonfeeding pie to a man. Caption: “FEEDING THE GOVERNOR - Miss Jan Adams of Warner Robins, the Georgia Sweet Potato Queen, helps Gov. Jimmy Carter sample some sweet potato pie, as Commissioner of Agriculture Tommy Irvin looks on with approval. Miss Adams also potatoes to every state senator and representative during a recent visit on the last day of the 1973 Generall Assembly session in Atlanta”
Two women, both contestants in the Miss Georgia pageant in 1971, pose on a golf course. One is pretending to putt the ball into the hole. The other is holding the flag. Both are wearing high-heeled sandals
Faded color photograph of a man in a yellow t-shirt and dark shorts holding a silver fish that he’d apparently just caught. He has shaggy, curly hair around his ears and poking out of the top of a white visor hat
Newspaper clipping of a black and white photo of a beautiful, smiling woman with long blonde hair in a sporty, nautical themed outfit with a jaunty belt
Newspaper clipping reads “CONCERNING long hair on boys, the new Miss Warner Robins said, "I personally don't like it, but then I don't like a crew-cut either!" She said she doesn't think a person should let his hair grow just to show the world he can, but "if he really enjoys it a little long, then I feel it's all right."
A 1000-pice puzzle of a cartoonish illustration of fall in Central Park with a lot 100 pieces remaining to be placed near the top of the puzzle, which is full of nearly indistinguishable branches and leaves
A teenager wearing Christmas themed PJ pants and a Smith College tshirt (whose face is not visible) holds two plates. One has three cookies that look like miniature cherry pies with cross hatched frosting that looks like pie crust. The cookies on the other plate look like miniature pumpkin pies with whipped cream topping in the middle.
Advertisement for “BC Boost” dietary supplement sold by Dr. Janette Nesheiwat, Trump’s pick for Surgeon General. Her photo is prominently featured on the label of the bottle. A quote attributed to her reads: “Essential vitamins and minerals are key component to daily functioning but thats not always possible in this day and age with our busy hectic lifestyles, so after years of educating my patients, now I made it a little easier to get all the nutrition you need to live strong and stay healthy.”
A small miniature poodle with reddish brown curly fur and a shiny black nose and eyes looks up curiously from under a restaurant table, surrounded by feet in running shoes
In the middle of the frame, Workers in white hazmat suits stand in a long, straight, dark brown trench that runs the vertical length of the photo. They unload simple coffins from a forklift to stack them two deep and two wide, filling the trench. At least 16 coffins are visible. At the bottom of the frame freshly moved dirt covers what appear to be dozens more.