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• ↓ Privacy, Power & Empowerment: How Period Trackers Fail to Protect Women
• ↓ AI in Pharmaceutical Research and Development: A Tiered Proposal Realigning Regulatory Exclusivity Periods
• ↓ The Algorithmic Antitrust Paradox
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• ↓ From Thought to Action: Understanding Brain-Computer Interfaces
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"Period-tracking applications occupy a large share of the FemTech industry, offering users intimate insights into their reproductive health while simultaneously exposing them to unprecedented privacy risks. Period-tracking apps regularly disseminate highly sensitive health data under the protection of the notice and consent paradigm of privacy law, an outdated framework that places the burden of privacy […]"

"This Note examines how artificial intelligence (“AI”) is fundamentally transforming pharmaceutical research and development (“R&D”), altering the cost, risk, and timelines that traditionally justify regulatory exclusivity protections. As AI-enabled technologies accelerate drug discovery and increase clinical success rates, the traditional assumptions supporting lengthy exclusivity periods are becoming less persuasive. This Note contends that Congress should […]"

"When algorithms fix prices instead of CEOs, does antitrust law have an answer? Scholars have largely lamented the so-called liability gap, dismissing algorithmic tacit collusion as lacking an ‘agreement’ between competitors and thereby evading the watchful eye of the antitrust laws. This Article challenges that premise, developing a legal theory on which algorithmic tacit collusion […]"

"A single wound on a cow was once an open invitation to devastation. The New World screwworm, a parasitic fly, laid its eggs in the exposed tissue of livestock, and within hours, newly hatched larvae would begin burrowing into living flesh. Unlike typical maggots that feed on dead tissue, screwworm larvae consumed healthy tissue, carving […]"

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Privacy, Power & Empowerment: How Period Trackers Fail to Protect Women

AI in Pharmaceutical Research and Development: A Tiered Proposal Realigning Regulatory Exclusivity Periods

The Algorithmic Antitrust Paradox

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