: “Our way of thinking about these cases has changed and should change,” said Temple University Beasley School of Law Professor Scott Burris, who directs the Center for Public Health Law Research. “This talk started as far back as HIV: Realizing we should not treat the disease as a ...

“It’s not 100% clear,” Rachel Rebouché, a law professor at Temple University, said. “There is no case that clearly delineates when a state that tries to penalize conduct elsewhere violates the right-to-travel under the 14th Amendment,” she said.

This was also seen with the COVID-19 pandemic, where “the message got lost” that public health officials didn’t know everything at the start, says Sarah Bauerle Bass, director of Temple University’s Risk Communication Laboratory.

Temple University is focused on educating students, testing people with symptoms and helping high-risk people get vaccinated. Thomas Trojian, assistant clinical director at Temple’s Student Health Services, emphasized that monkeypox can be spread as soon as a person develops a fever, ...

Paula Umaña, director of institutional engagement at the Hope Center for College, Community and Justice at Temple University, said community college leaders across the country are eager to hold classes in person this fall to keep students engaged and enrolled after steep pandemic ...

This forgiveness is expected to help people and have a significant impact, but some will still be “left hanging,” says Bryce McKibben, senior director of policy and advocacy at the Hope Center For College, Community and Justice at Temple University. “More than 40% of the 43 million ...

Jason Gallagher, a clinical professor at Temple University’s School of Pharmacy and a clinical pharmacy specialist in infectious diseases at Temple University Hospital, told Verywell that most pills do not start working until the stomach releases the contents of the capsule into the ...