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Read more at: Medical Treatment Disputes and Children: An Empirical Analysis of Sixteen Years of Reported Judgments in England and Wales

Medical Treatment Disputes and Children: An Empirical Analysis of Sixteen Years of Reported Judgments in England and Wales

Read more at: Human Rights-Based Approaches to Health Care

Human Rights-Based Approaches to Health Care

Read more at: Beyond the Moral Appeal of Bioethics: International Human Rights Law as the Basis for the International Governance in Biomedical Science

Beyond the Moral Appeal of Bioethics: International Human Rights Law as the Basis for the International Governance in Biomedical Science

Read more at: Assisted Suicide and the ECHR: Some Further Thoughts

Assisted Suicide and the ECHR: Some Further Thoughts

Read more at: Principles, accidents and exceptions: Psychiatric injury in tort (note of Paul v Wolverhampton [2024] UKSC 1)

Principles, accidents and exceptions: Psychiatric injury in tort (note of Paul v Wolverhampton [2024] UKSC 1)

Read more at: Looking down the slippery slope: Can assisted suicide be restricted to the terminally ill?

Looking down the slippery slope: Can assisted suicide be restricted to the terminally ill?

Read more at: Insanity Defence as a Legal-Medical Complex: A Case Study of Forensic Psychiatry in Post-War Taiwan Criminal Jurisprudence

Insanity Defence as a Legal-Medical Complex: A Case Study of Forensic Psychiatry in Post-War Taiwan Criminal Jurisprudence

Read more at: Understanding ‘NHS privatisation’: from competition to integration and beyond in the English NHS

Understanding ‘NHS privatisation’: from competition to integration and beyond in the English NHS

Read more at: Consumers' literacy and decision-making: The case of the private health insurance market in Chile

Consumers' literacy and decision-making: The case of the private health insurance market in Chile

Read more at: A global pandemic treaty should aim for deep prevention

A global pandemic treaty should aim for deep prevention