Regulatory News

A growing shortage of maternity care in the United States—driven in part by the closure of more than 500 hospital obstetric units since...

The Philippine Professional Regulation Commission canceled the May 2026 Special Professional Licensure Examinations (SPLE) in multiple overseas...

Reaching 100 episodes is more than a milestone—it’s a moment to reflect, celebrate, and look ahead. With Episode 100 of Regulation...

The article outlines the evolving tension between federal and state approaches to regulating artificial intelligence in the United States,...

There has been a significant increase in the number of law school graduates receiving testing accommodations—particularly extended...

A recent U.S. Supreme Court decision striking down Colorado’s ban on conversion therapy for minors has introduced significant uncertainty into...

A new consultation has been launched to review the regulation of medical professionals in the UK, marking what is described as the most significant...

New healthcare regulations coming into force in British Columbia on April 1, 2026 will significantly overhaul how health professionals are governed,...

Medical laboratory scientists in Nigeria, led by the Association of Medical Laboratory Scientists of Nigeria (AMLSN), have rejected proposed health...

The Health and Care Professions Council, in collaboration with the General Osteopathic Council, has shared an update on the regulation of advanced...

An opinion piece in the Sun Journal argues that artificial intelligence cannot replace the human connection at the core of effective mental health...

Opponents of a South Carolina bill that would require state agencies to eliminate two existing regulations for every new one argue that the proposal...