Are Corporate Wellness Programs Hazardous?

Authors

• Case Western Reserve University School of Law, Law-Medicine Center

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Description

• Law-Medicine Center Co-Directors participate in White House Precision Medicine Initiative
• Law-Med Center Associate Director named the law school’s first Associate Dean for Diversity
• Dual Degrees in health-related fields
• Markus Willoughby selected for ‘California Lawyer Attorney of the Year’ award
• Alumna brings health law expertise to the American Academy of Dermatology
• Students receive stipends for their health law summer internship programs
• Aging with a Plan receives national publicity
• Class of 2016 health law grad published in Journal of Medical Ethics 
• Faculty and Scholarly Updates
• Law professor submits amicus brief in Whole Woman’s Health v. Hellerstedt

Subjects

CWRU Law-Medicine Center newsletter, health law and policy

Disciplines

Health Law and Policy | Legal Education

Scholarly Commons Citation

Case Western Reserve University School of Law, Law-Medicine Center, "Are Corporate Wellness Programs Hazardous?" (2016). Case Law-Med. 11.
https://scholarlycommons.law.case.edu/case-law-med/11