INDIANA IIEAITH LAW REVIEW VOLUME7 2010 ARTICLES The "Shared Accountability" Approach to Physician Payment: Four Options for Developing Accountable Care Organizations Competition Policy in Health Care in an Era of Reform NOTES How Old is Too Old?: The Need for Federal Regulation Imposing a Maximum Age Limit on Women Seeking Infertility Treatments Combating Obesity: Our Country's Need For a National Standard to Replace the Growing Patchwork of Local Menu Labeling Laws Negligence, Medical Malpractice; Vicarious Liability, or Patient Responsibility: Who Should Pay When a Patient Contracts MRSA From a Healthcare Facility? Follow-On Biologics Legislation: Striking a Balance Between Innovation and Affordability Preemptive Legislation in the European Union and the United States on the Topic ofNanomedicine: Examining the Questions Raised by Smart Medical Technology ISSUE 2 Jackson Williams Max Huffman Melissa Reynolds Ashley Arthur Beth A. Barnes Brian R. Bouggy Emilee S. 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MeliSS,a Reynolds 277 Combating Obesity: Our Country's Need For a National Standard to Replace the Growing Patchwork of Local Menu Labeling Laws .................................. Ashley Arthur 305 Negligence, Medical Malpractice, Vicarious Liability, or Patient Responsibility: Who Should Pay When a Patient Contracts MRSA From a Healthcare Facility? ................................................................ Beth A. Barnes 335 Follow-On Biologics Legislation: Striking a Balance Between Innovation and Ajjordability ..................... Brian R. Bouggy 367 Preemptive Legislation in the European Union and the United States on the Topic ofNanomedicine: Examining the Questions Raised by Smart Medical Technology ............ ~ ...... Emilee S. Preble 397 2010