The schools of medicine, public health and law have joined forces to launch the Yale Journal of Health Policy, Law, and Ethics. The biannual journal will be peer-reviewed by a board of national experts; more than 70 students from Yale graduate and professional schools will edit the publication and oversee its production. It will publish articles on legal, ethical and policy issues in health care and related areas, including case studies of specific current policy questions and recent court decisions. Publication of the first issue will coincide with a symposium on racial and ethnic disparities in health to be held at the law school in February.
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