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Stanford Law Review|November 1, 1993
From science to evidence: the testimony on causation in the Bendectin casesJ SandersStanford Law Review|June 10, 2000
Not disabled enough: the ADA's "major life activity" definition of disabilityM T FriedlandStanford Law Review|February 28, 2012
State sovereign standing: often overlooked, but not forgottenKenneth T Cuccinelli, E Duncan Getchell, Wesley G RussellStanford Law Review|September 12, 2018
What Is Federalism in Healthcare For?Abbe R Gluck, Nicole HuberfeldStanford Law Review|January 1, 1994
No room at the inn: a snapshot of an American emergency roomE J OlsonStanford Law Review|May 20, 2014
The modernization of American public law: health care reform and popular constitutionalismDavid A SuperStanford Law Review|May 1, 2010
Through a scanner darkly: functional neuroimaging as evidence of a criminal defendant's past mental statesTeneille Brown, Emily MurphyPageof 3