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DESCRIPTION:CAPS Fall Conference Keynote DiscussionHow Do We Know If Laws M
 ake Us Healthier? A keynote debate on measuring the effects of state polic
 y.Keynote SpeakersScott BurrisProfessor of Law and Public Heath\, Temple U
 niversityBio: Burris studies how law shapes public health and which legal 
 changes make people healthier. He founded the Robert Wood Johnson Foundati
 on's Public Health Law Research Program in 2009 and has authored more than
  200 publications.Jennifer Karas MontezUniversity Professor\, Department o
 f Sociology\, Syracuse UniversityBio: Montez's research investigates the t
 roubling trends in population health in the United States since the 1980s 
 and the growing influence of state policies and politics on those trends. 
 She is president of the interdisciplinary Association for Population Healt
 h Science and incoming editor-in-chief of the Journal of Health and Social
  Behavior.
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SUMMARY:How Do We Know If Laws Make Us Healthier?
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<h3>CAPS Fall Conference Keynote Discussion</h
 3><p>How Do We Know If Laws Make Us Healthier? A keynote debate on measuri
 ng the effects of state policy.</p><h3>Keynote Speakers</h3><p><strong>Sco
 tt Burris</strong><br>Professor of Law and Public Heath\, Temple Universit
 y<br>Bio: Burris studies how law shapes public health and which legal chan
 ges make people healthier. He founded the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's
  Public Health Law Research Program in 2009 and has authored more than 200
  publications.</p><p><strong>Jennifer Karas Montez</strong><br>University 
 Professor\, Department of Sociology\, Syracuse University<strong><br></str
 ong>Bio: Montez's research investigates the troubling trends in population
  health in the United States since the 1980s and the growing influence of 
 state policies and politics on those trends. She is president of the inter
 disciplinary Association for Population Health Science and incoming editor
 -in-chief of the <em>Journal of Health and Social Behavior</em>.</p>
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