I recently gave a lecture in China to law students there on the basics of United States healthcare financing from a legal perspective and I think it might be helpful to people here who aren’t in the field. Here is the YouTube link, I think it is pretty easy to follow and straightforward.

I am super excited to give a talk at Case Western next week that is set up to be open to the public on the internet and that gives you a CLE credit. ttps://case.edu/law/our-school/events-lectures/unmasking-financialization-healthcare-jacqueline-fox

Super important and damaging changes could be coming to the ACA marketplace with the new budget being debated right now. This piece does a great job summarizing them. www.kff.org/from-drew-al...

This is something that should inspire such hope for our future, but now it is coupled with fear that we may not be able to build on it because of federal retrenchment from supporting research. www.nytimes.com/2025/05/15/h...

I am very excited to share that my most recent law review article is freely available at this link: ecollections.law.fiu.edu/lawreview/vo...

I found this article to be a really good starting point for looking at the Trump admin executive order about withdrawing from the WHO. foreignpolicy.com/2025/01/23/w...

Have any of my health law friends seen this weird decision out of North Carolina about not protecting trans kids’ medical records from discovery? As reported, it’s bizarre and worrisome, I was wondering if anyone might know what is actually going on with it. news.bloomberglaw.com/daily-labor-...

Oh, I have one for this! In eighth grade, my social studies teacher wrote this in my report card and my father saved it, gave it back to me when I got my promotion to full professor, ‘Hi, I’m Jacqueline, I fancy myself an intellectual.’