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What is medical law?
Legal frameworks and ethical standards:
regulating health care
Health rights, ethics and Justice:
the opportunity costs of rhetoric
The Constitution of the family
Is birth important?
Technology and the political economy of reproduction
Licensing parenthood and regulating reproduction
Dangerous liaisons:
law, technology, reproduction and European ethics
Prisoner or progress or hostages to fortune?
The legal status of the embryo and the foetus
Judges on delivery
Donated ovarian tissue:
observations
legal and ethical dilemmas of foetal sex identification
Undoing what comes naturally:
regulating medically assisted families
Chronicle of a death observed:
the long dying of Tony Bland and other medical deaths
Death by space bar:
dying in the Northern Territory and other medical euthanasia
Odysseus and the binding directive:
only a cautionary tale
relatively late payments:
damages beyond death and bereavement.
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Fahmy Rahim
reviewed Issues In Medical Law And Ethics on November 25, 2016
Issues In Medical Law And Ethics
Very good, an interesting account of the court rooms in the 19th Century from Lord Denning.
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