UNLV School of Medicine students helped advance national public health policy at the 2025 American Medical Association (AMA) Annual House of Delegates, where policy H-95.895, Opposing the Use of Harm Reduction Items as Evidence of Exchanging Sex for Money, was formally adopted. Led by Mira Dani, with co-authors Nataliyah Tahir and Linsey Golding (all Medicine), the resolution affirms that the AMA supports the availability and access to harm reduction tools for people who exchange sex for money to protect their health and well-being, while explicitly opposing the use of these tools as evidence in criminal prosecution.